Apr 27, 2022
Focus Your Household Deep-Cleaning
Any #spring #scrubdown should target areas of the home that have seen heavy use over the winter, the Iowa State Daily says. Clean and deodorize rugs and carpeting, clean the oven and the refrigerator, and clean and freshen drains. Also wash the windows — inside and out, if possible — to let the sunlight in. […]
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Apr 26, 2022
It’s Time to Do a Deep-Cleaning
With the temperatures warming and trees budding, it’s time to do a deep #cleaning to keep your home #healthy and (relatively) allergen-free. If you have the time and equipment, you can do a #deep-clean in 10 days, Swirlster says. Dedicate the first two days to the living or family room, and start at the top […]
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Apr 15, 2022
Donate as You Spring-Clean
If you’re feeling more energetic and optimistic lately, it’s likely a physical response to the expanded daylight hours and warmer weather that has come to be known as spring fever. Embrace it, says Lakeview Regional Medical Center, and expand upon those good feelings. Open the windows, plant a garden, leave work early, exercise or go […]
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Apr 14, 2022
Tap Spring Fever for Spring Cleaning
Symptoms of #spring fever include the urge to exercise, eat light, sleep less and smile more, says Bustle. But the concept of spring #cleaning is so deeply embedded in the culture that it may be one of the earliest warning signs. Give in to the urge and scrub your house #clean of the dirt and […]
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Apr 13, 2022
Spring Fever: Better Than Before
“Spring fever” was once an unpleasant malady marked by swelling, loose teeth and seeping wounds, according to Reader’s Digest. Today, the term is more positive, indicating renewed enthusiasm, energy and an optimistic outlook. The difference is the increase in light: “First, it tells the circadian clock when dawn occurs, keeping our bodies synchronized to earth,” […]
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