Spring Cleaning Checklist

Spring cleaning is the annual reset that clears out winter — the dust that settled while the windows stayed shut, the wardrobe full of clothes you never wore, the corners a weekly tidy skips. This checklist pairs a top-to-bottom clean with a declutter, so you finish with a home that feels genuinely lighter, not just wiped down. Pick a bright weekend and open every window. See more cleaning and chore checklists.

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Frequently asked questions

What should be included in a spring clean?

A spring clean combines a declutter with the deep jobs a weekly routine skips: washing windows and curtains, flipping mattresses, clearing out cupboards and wardrobes, cleaning the oven and behind appliances, and airing out every room after a closed-up winter.

What order should I spring clean in?

Declutter first, then clean top to bottom and room by room. Getting rid of what you don't need means you're not cleaning around clutter. Then dust high surfaces before low ones so debris falls onto floors you clean last, and save the vacuuming and mopping for the very end.

How long does spring cleaning take?

A full spring clean of an average home is usually a weekend of work, or a week if you spread it over an evening or two per room. Doing one room from start to finish before moving on keeps it manageable and gives you a visible win to stay motivated.