Spring Cleaning Challenge Week 4 - The Odd Jobs

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Welcome to Week 4 of the Spring Cleaning Challenge. This week might be my favorite because we’re going to tackle lots of little odd jobs that will be so satisfying to complete. Some of these tasks are what we’d traditionally associate with spring cleaning.

Some of these jobs I hire out – like having my dryer vent cleaned. Here in Texas, they send the dryer lint duct up through the roof instead of out the side, so things routinely clog up. If I don’t get my dryer vent cleaned every year, my dryer will stop working. It has happened before! This is something that lots of people DIY, but unfortunately I’m still banned from ladders until I’m not so dizzy all the time and won’t be getting on my roof. If you can climb a ladder and aren’t afraid of following a Youtube tutorial, I say go for it! But as always, never feel bad if you need to ask for help.

If you haven’t yet, I suggest grabbing the Printable Pack Bundle. It’s got lots of great printables to help you with your spring cleaning, including the cleaning schedule and checklists, but there’s even more than that!

These checklists will come in especially handy next week!

Alright alright alright … let’s talk about this week’s assignments!

Week 4: The Odd Jobs

Monday – Clean washing machine
Tuesday – Clean dryer & dryer vent
Wednesday – Clean couches & upholstered chairs
Thursday – Dust unexpected places that aren’t cleaned regularly
Friday – Refresh bedding
Saturday – Complete unfinished tasks from the week

Remember, it is not “cheating” to ask for help. Get your family involved or even hire help. There’s not a rule that you have to do everything yourself!

The 6-Week Plan

To give you an idea of what to expect from here on out, here’s the general plan for the 6 weeks of spring cleaning. There’s two weeks left – still lots of good to come.