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After all of your hard work spring cleaning and organizing your home, you certainly won’t want to see things back to the way they were in a matter of weeks. Staying organized takes a little work and is certainly a learned habit, but for this small amount of daily effort, you will have a cleaner home and a happier family. Try some of these tips to help keep your home looking like you just wrapped up your spring cleaning efforts.</p> <p>Keep a small basket in each room for things that do not belong. Get in the habit of checking the basket as you leave the room for items that might belong in your next destination.</p> <p>Keep all of your cleaning supplies together, along with rags, paper towels, scrub brushes, and any other items you may need to complete any cleaning task. Using a bucket or cleaning supply caddy will make grabbing the necessary tools a snap when it is time to do your daily chores.</p> <p>Sort through your mail each day when it is brought in. Immediately throw away junk mail, saving only important letters and advertisements that you are planning to use. Place all the mail in a designated area and file the bills away after they are paid.</p> <p>When choosing containers for storage, look for lidded boxes, bowls, and bags that are clear. When you go looking for an item, it will be easier to find if you can see into the containers without opening each and every one.</p> <p>Every night after dinner, make sure that all the dishes are cleaned and put away, or at least rinsed and put into the dishwasher, until there is a full load. Don’t let the dishes get away from you or you’ll find yourself in the midst of a marathon cleaning session.</p> <p>Wipe counters and tables after each meal, knocking the crumbs to the floor. Sweep up after washing the dishes each night and use a damp rag to wipe up and spots, splashes, or spills on the floor.</p> <p>Always make sure the sink looks clean and sparkling. After washing the dishes, wipe it out well and dry it to prevent water spots.</p> <p>Set aside a little time each week or on the weekend to do a more in-depth cleaning. Check the fridge and pantry for expired food, wipe the stove, cabinets, table, and counters thoroughly, and clean the floor well. If you have kept up on your daily straightening ritual, you will be shocked at how quickly the kitchen cleans up.</p> <p>When you get up the next morning, you will be able to start your day with a fresh start (without having to worry about yesterday’s mess!).</p> <p>Ready for more Spring Cleaning Tips? <a href=”http://www.quicksales.com/app/?af={1sc_id}&u=www.hillbillyhousewife.com/ebooks/springcleaning.htm&u=www.hillbillyhousewife.com/ebooks/springcleaning.htm"> Grab your copy of the Hillbilly Housewife’s Spring Cleaning Guide today!</a>

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This eBook is filled with all the information necessary to help you organize and spring clean major rooms in your home. With information such as how to get started, what items you need, how to organize your cleaning to save you both time and money this eBook tells it all. This handy guide even includes a cleaning supply list, a room by room checklist and much more.</p> <p>Review: When Spring arrives at my house it’s definitely a breath of fresh air. Flowers blooming, birds chirping and the warm sunshine always make the winter seem worthwhile. As a mother, wife and just all around caretaker of my home I needed to find a way to accomplish my spring cleaning quick and easy so that I could enjoy being outside a little more. This eBook gave me exactly what I needed and more.</p> <p>Spring cleaning takes a lot of elbow grease, time and sometimes money. Finding a way to organize this task to make it more bearable was at the top of my list. Susanne’s eBook spelled it all out for me. It gave me hope that I could finally enjoy this spring and still be able bringing that breath of fresh spring air into my home.</p> <p>This eBook is a very simple guide on how to spring clean your home and keep it that way all year long. The introduction explains the three basic steps to spring cleaning. These steps also known as deep cleaning, organization and maintenance are the basis on how to save you time, money and that elbow grease while still enjoying a clean fresh home.</p> <p>Susanne walks you through each room and explains why it is important to follow the steps. With her cleaning tips you not only get the spring cleaning accomplished but you learn ways to maintain that spring clean breath of fresh air all year long.</p> <p>Included in this eBook are printable lists such as a cleaning supply list and a room by room checklist that has been broken down to include all the majors rooms in your home. These lists are the handiest things I have ever come across. All I have to do is go through each list, starting with the supplies and before I know it I have everything completed and ready for the next time around.</p> <p>If you’re looking for help when it comes to spring cleaning I recommend this Spring Cleaning Tips for Mom. Read it, follow it and then pat yourself on the back for finding just the right tool to make your spring a real breath of fresh air to savor all year long. To get your copy visit http://www.quicksales.com/app/?af={1sc_id}&u=www.hillbillyhousewife.com/ebooks/springcleaning.htm&u=www.hillbillyhousewife.com/ebooks/springcleaning.htm

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DAY ONE</p> <p>Welcome to the first day of the Spring Cleaning and </p> <p>Organization Ecourse.</p> <p>First things first. Before you tackle a job as big as </p> <p>Spring Cleaning your entire house, you need to have a </p> <p>Plan of Action. </p> <p>Spring cleaning can be hard work, however, once yo’ve </p> <p>finished the job – when everything is sparkling & </p> <p>shiny you know in the depths of your dirty little mop </p> <p>bucket that the final results are well worth the </p> <p>effort you’re about to put forth. </p> <p>Let’s talk a bit about PREPARATION.</p> <p>If you’re able to complete the following list of tasks </p> <p>before starting your spring cleaning, you’ll find your </p> <p>project will go faster & smoother than it would have </p> <p>if you had just “winged it”.</p> <p>Start by evaluating each room and its organizational </p> <p>needs. Grab a notebook and jot down everything that </p> <p>needs to be addressed in each room before starting. </p> <p>For instance, if there is a messy stack of magazines </p> <p>on the coffee table, make a note to buy a magazine </p> <p>rack; donate them to your doctor’s office, nursing </p> <p>home or local library; or just trash ‘em.</p> <p>Take stock of what cleaning supplies you already have </p> <p>on hand & what you might need to buy. Add to the list </p> <p>any organizational tools that you need for each of </p> <p>your rooms. Having your supplies ready before you </p> <p>start will save you from running to the store, filthy </p> <p>from cleaning, to replace something that you have run </p> <p>out of, which might also cause you to lose motivation. </p> <p>Don’t forget to look in bathroom cabinets & cupboards; </p> <p>under the kitchen sink; the laundry room or garage – </p> <p>where you might happen to store cleaning supplies. </p> <p>You just might be surprised what you find or what you </p> <p>already have on hand that will do the job.</p> <p>Have a few motivators on hand. Find some type of </p> <p>reward for yourself for completing the larger tasks, </p> <p>such as a favorite snack for breaks and definitely </p> <p>turn on some upbeat music to dance to while you’re </p> <p>working. The project will not only go by faster but </p> <p>you’ll be burning up more calories & possibly even – </p> <p>yes, have fun while you’re cleaning.</p> <p>In tomorrow’s lesson, we will discuss some really cool </p> <p>tactics for getting that kitchen of yours in order.</p> <p>Get ready and roll up your sleeves and get this party </p> <p>started!</p> <p>Ready for more spring cleaning tips? Grab my Spring </p> <p>Cleaning Ebook for $8.95 here:<br /> <a href="http://www.quicksales.com/app/?af={1sc_id}&u=www.hillbillyhousewife.com/ebooks/springcleaning.htm"&u=www.hillbillyhousewife.com/ebooks/springcleaning.htm</a>**********</p> <p>DAY TWO</p> <p>Spring Cleaning Your Kitchen</p> <p>Spring cleaning in the kitchen is one of the hardest </p> <p>tasks, if not the most difficult.</p> <p>It’s the heart of your home and it certainly deserves </p> <p>extra time and attention when cleaning time rolls </p> <p>around. </p> <p>Here are a few tips that can help you get your kitchen </p> <p>clean and organized:</p> <p>1. Start from the top and work down, clockwise around </p> <p>the room. You don’t want to have to re-clean items </p> <p>you’ve already gone over because you cleaned the </p> <p>counter tops before cleaning the crumbs out of the </p> <p>upper cabinets. </p> <p>2. If you have areas around the stove that have </p> <p>grease build up, spray them down and let it sit while </p> <p>working on other projects. </p> <p>3. Get to higher ground. Wipe of the tops of the </p> <p>cabinets and higher shelves next. While you’re up </p> <p>there don’t forget to clear off the top of the </p> <p>refrigerator.</p> <p>3. While the stepstool or ladder is out, take down </p> <p>the curtains and throw them in the washer. If you </p> <p>have blinds clean them or replace them, if necessary. </p> <p>Ceiling fan in the kitchen? Now would be a great time </p> <p>to clean off the paddles, wash the light globe and </p> <p>polish the metal fixtures.</p> <p>4. While you’re waiting for the curtains to finish </p> <p>washing, you might want to remember to clean your </p> <p>windows and screens. Let the light in by cleaning the </p> <p>windows inside & out. Leave the windows open once the </p> <p>screens have been replaced, to get some fresh air and </p> <p>let the cleaning fumes clear out. </p> <p>5. Now to the fridge. You might hate it bt it needs </p> <p>to be done so why not start cleaning the fridge by </p> <p>taking everything out of both the refrigerator and </p> <p>freezer. Throw away expired food, almost empty items, </p> <p>and anything that looks as if it has taken on a life </p> <p>of its own. In the freezer, trash anything that might </p> <p>be past its expiration date or has developed freezer </p> <p>burn. Clean all the surfaces and replace the items </p> <p>you kept. Make a list of things you need for your </p> <p>next shopping trip to replenish your stock.</p> <p>Whew! Now that that’s done, tomorrow, we’ll work on </p> <p>tips for a sparkling clean bathroom.</p> <p>The Hillbilly Housewife’s Spring Cleaning Ebook is </p> <p>available now at<br /> <a href="http://www.quicksales.com/app/?af={1sc_id}&u=www.hillbillyhousewife.com/ebooks/springcleaning.htm"&u=www.hillbillyhousewife.com/ebooks/springcleaning.htm</a> <p>**********</p> <p>DAY THREE</p> <p>Spring cleaning Your Bathroom</p> <p>Bathrooms are often our dirtly little secrets. </p> <p>Bathrooms can harbor a lot of dirt and germs so it’s </p> <p>very imporatnt to clean it thoroughly. Besides, a </p> <p>spic and span bathroom that is also clutter-free will </p> <p>become a little piece of heaven to you.</p> <p>So, let’s get started!</p> <p>1. Take everything that doesn’t belong in the batroom </p> <p>out and put it where it belongs.</p> <p>2. Gather any dirty towels & washcloths; take down </p> <p>the shower curtain & liner & put them in the washer.<br /> Replace anything that needs replacing.</p> <p>3. Dust the walls & wipe them down. If you have </p> <p>mildew spots, spray a water/ bleach solution (5:1) & </p> <p>scrub lightly. Repeat until the mildew is gone. Make </p> <p>sure to test a hidden spot first to make sure you </p> <p>won’t damage anything.</p> <p>4. Remove any window treatments & clean them. Wash </p> <p>the windows – inside & out. Hose down the screens. </p> <p>Think about opening the windows to freshen the room & </p> <p>let any harmful fumes out.</p> <p>5. Cleaning the toilet using your favorite cleaner or </p> <p>bleach solution & let it sit while you finish up the </p> <p>rest of the room.</p> <p>6. If you have mildew in the tub or shower, spray it </p> <p>down with the bleach solution or a mildew<br /> removal product and let that sit as well.</p> <p>7. Clean your mirrors and shine the bathroom sink </p> <p>fixtures. </p> <p>8. Grab your soap dishes, toothbrush holders, and </p> <p>containers that usually sit on the sink area and wash </p> <p>them. If you’re able to put them in the dishwasher – </p> <p>even better.</p> <p>9. Scrub out the sink and dry thoroughly when you are </p> <p>done to prevent water spots.</p> <p>10. Time for the Tub. Start at the top and work down. </p> <p>Paying attention to the edges and corners. Mold and </p> <p>mildew like to hide in these areas. Scrub out the tub </p> <p>area and remember to polish the faucet and handles, as </p> <p>well. Wipe the tub dry when you are done.</p> <p>Look at that – you’ve accomplished so much over the </p> <p>last few days. </p> <p>The next step is the bedroom. We’ll cover that room </p> <p>tomorrow!</p> <p>Did you get the Spring Cleaning Ebook yet? It’s packed </p> <p>full with tips to help make cleaning your home quick </p> <p>and easy. Grab your copy today at<br /><a href="http://www.quicksales.com/app/?af={1sc_id}&u=www.hillbillyhousewife.com/ebooks/springcleaning.htm"&u=www.hillbillyhousewife.com/ebooks/springcleaning.htm</a><p>**********</p> <p>DAY FOUR</p> <p>Spring Cleaning the Bedrooms</p> <p>Having a peaceful place to retreat to after a long day </p> <p>is not only desirable, it’s necessary. We spend a lot </p> <p>of time in our bedrooms so let’s make that room a </p> <p>restful haven so you can have get a good night’s rest </p> <p>& start each morning refreshed & ready to go.</p> <p>So, how you can make your own bedroom (or your </p> <p>children’s rooms) the oasis they should be. I’m so </p> <p>glad you asked!</p> <p>Let’s start by:</p> <p>1. De-cluttering. Start by tackling the biggest </p> <p>project first…the closet. Use the top down approach, </p> <p>once again, and take everything off the shelves, if </p> <p>there are any.</p> <p>2. Sort through the pile of things from the shelf and </p> <p>decide what you need, what you want, and what can be </p> <p>thrown or given away. Grab some boxes or trash bags </p> <p>and once you decide what to do with it (keep, donate, </p> <p>throw it away) Follow through. Take donations </p> <p>directly to your favorite charity. Take the trash </p> <p>bags to the dumpster. Be ruthless. If you haven’t </p> <p>set eyes on something in more than 6 months – you </p> <p>don’t need it. Don’t keep stuff for “just in case”.</p> <p>3. Move down to the hanging items next. Take </p> <p>everything out and wipe off the hang bar. Now go </p> <p>through the pile of clothes, being blatantly honest </p> <p>with yourself. Get rid of the stuff you don’t wear </p> <p>often (with the exception of special ocassion </p> <p>clothing) & that doesn’t make you look & feel great.</p> <p>4. Get rid of the crappy wire hangers & anything </p> <p>that’s broken. You can buy new hangers very cheaply, </p> <p>or recycle those that are on the items you are getting </p> <p>rid of. If you find that your closet is still stuffed </p> <p>full, even after weeding out the old things, try </p> <p>adding a bar beneath one half and hanging tops on the </p> <p>upper bar and skirts and folded pants below.</p> <p>5. Finish up the closet by removing everything from </p> <p>the floor and vacuuming thoroughly. Dust the corners </p> <p>and wipe down the walls if needed. Sort through the </p> <p>items here with the same technique of throwing out the </p> <p>old, unnecessary items and only keeping what you need </p> <p>and really want.</p> <p>Taking the time to clean and organize your home is </p> <p>only half the battle. </p> <p>The real work begins after the major cleaning is done </p> <p>and the maintenance portion begins. </p> <p>In our final lesson tomorrow, we’ll give you some tips </p> <p>on how to keep your rooms clean and fresh.</p> <p>P.S. Ready for more Spring Cleaning Tips? Get the </p> <p>Spring Cleaning Ebook at The Hillbilly Housewife’s </p> <p>Spring Cleaning Ebook is available now at </p> <p>http://www.quicksales.com/app/?</p> <p><a href="http://www.quicksales.com/app/?af={1sc_id}&u=www.hillbillyhousewife.com/ebooks/springcleaning.htm"&u=www.hillbillyhousewife.com/ebooks/springcleaning.htm</a></p> <p>**********</p> <p>DAY FIVE</p> <p>Spring Cleaning Throughout the Year</p> <p>Congratulations! You’ve spent the last few days </p> <p>spring cleaning your home. </p> <p>I know you don’t want all your hard work to be for </p> <p>nothing so here’s the key to keeping your home ready </p> <p>for company. Maintenance. With just a little work </p> <p>every day (a habit you can learn) you’ll have a </p> <p>cleaner home & a much happier family.</p> <p>Try some of these tips to keep your home looking “just </p> <p>’spring’ cleaned” all year long.</p> <p>1. Keep a small basket in each room for things that </p> <p>do not belong. When you find an item that doesn’t </p> <p>belong put it in the basket. At the end of the day, </p> <p>take the items in the basket back to their homes. </p> <p>Better yet – delegate this task to a family member.</p> <p>2. Keep all of your cleaning supplies together, along </p> <p>with rags, paper towels, scrub brushes, and any other </p> <p>items you may need to complete any cleaning task. If </p> <p>everything is in one place, you won’t waste time & </p> <p>energy trying to chase things down. Don’t forget to </p> <p>add anything you’re getting low on to your shopping </p> <p>list so you never run out.</p> <p>4. Paper clutter is a biggie! Try to sort through </p> <p>your mail each day when it is brought in. Immediately </p> <p>throw away junk mail, saving only important letters </p> <p>and advertisements that you are planning to use. Place </p> <p>all the mail in a designated area and file the bills </p> <p>away after they are paid.</p> <p>5. Make sure that all the dishes done before you head </p> <p>to bed. It’s no fun if you have to look for a pot to </p> <p>cook in or a fork to eat with every time you turn </p> <p>around. This is another great chore to delegate- you </p> <p>don’t have to do everything yourself.</p> <p>Doing a little bit of work each day will help you </p> <p>avoid an overwhelming task the next time you decide to </p> <p>do some deep spring cleaning.</p> <p>For more spring cleaning tips and a blueprint on what </p> <p>to do room by room, get my spring cleaning ebook at </p> <p><a href="http://www.quicksales.com/app/?af={1sc_id}&u=www.hillbillyhousewife.com/ebooks/springcleaning.htm"&u=www.hillbillyhousewife.com/ebooks/springcleaning.htm</a></p>

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