Living Room In Cleaning

It’s time to restore some order.

It helped me stay on task despite distractions.

Because who doesn't love to save big?

Taking a breath to consider where you'll start cleaning impacts how much time and work you have to put in to get the living room spotless.

I'm not sure that every "out of sight" area of your home needs to be scrubbed within an inch of its life on a weekly basis.

Let's not wait until the next shelf-styling trend hits to clear all the dust from those decorative surfaces.

By splitting the work up, I hope you feel empowered to go a little deeper in each area and get a really satisfying result.

I'm sorry to tell you that the reason your home gets dirty is unfortunately, you. (And whatever people and pets that you live with.) The more time you spend in a space, the dirtier that space gets.

We're going to kick off our five days of spring cleaning in the living room by looking up.

Living rooms host so many of what become life's memories. But all that living means lots of people touching things, and spilling things, and sneezing on things...

We know that well-being is influenced by our immediate surroundings so, this weekend, do a few concrete things in your living room to lift your mood and make yourself smile. You’ll put the mental weight of winter behind you, and your home will become a lighter, more buoyant, and cheerful place to be. Declutter The Coffee Table: This is the epicenter of your living room lives, and it’s both loved and abused on a daily basis.

Your living room is a place for connecting with friends, spending time with family, relaxing by yourself and more. What it shouldn’t be is a place for any of these five things. Take a look at this list and banish any of these if they’ve been taking place in your living space. Do you start apologizing for a mess, for the pet hair, for the unfinished DIY projects, for the sofa that isn’t quite your dream sofa yet?