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April 1, 2020

2020 Spring Cleaning Challenge

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Chances are you’re spending a lot more time at home right now. A deep clean has never been so important. It’s time to give your home a deep clean you can feel good about. Cleaning up will have a direct affect on how you feel every day: Deep Clean & Live Better!

This year’s challenge is 5 weeks. I’ve made the schedule manageable, while packing in all of the important things.

5 Weeks To Get Your Home Clean & Keep It That Way!

Here is the main focus for each week:

  • Week #1: Public Areas
  • Week #2: Private Areas
  • Week #3: Household Jobs
  • Week #4: Start a Cleaning & Laundry Routine
  • Week #5: The Garage

Of course all the weeks are important, but Week #4 is an extra important week. We’ll be setting up and using a cleaning and laundry schedule. By the time you’re done with this challenge, I hope you’ll have a clean house and the systems in place to keep it that way!

The Printable Pack is more full than ever. I loaded it up with so much good stuff – cleaning checklists, kids chore lists, how to guide, Household Checklist, Home Management Schedule, and of course this calendar — all in a completely customizable format!

The Challenge starts April 12th if you’d like to participate with our Facebook community. Of course, you can do the challenge any time that suits you! The assignments will be published on the blog weekly for five weeks.

Of course you don’t need the Printable Pack to participate. Come back to the blog each week for your weekly assignments! And join in the momentum of our Facebook Group – the personal stories are so inspiring!

If you don’t want to wait each week for the assignments, there is a calendar with daily assignments included in the Spring Cleaning Challenge Printable Pack.

Order the Printable Pack & Get Ready!

I hope you’ll consider the Spring Cleaning Printable Bundle. I’ve loaded this one with more than ever before. (And then I lowered the price even more!)

The Printable Bundle includes:

  • Spring Cleaning Calendar with daily assignments (customizable)
  • Cleaning Checklists for each room in the house (customizable)
  • Cleaning How To & Tips
  • Weekly Routine Printables for Cleaning & Laundry (customizable)
  • Household Checklist, aka the HH List (customizable)
  • Kid Chore List Printables (customizable)

Order your Spring Cleaning Challenge Printable Pack!

Be sure not to miss emails about the Spring Cleaning Challenge by signing up for the newsletter now.

I hope you’ll be joining us for this year’s Spring Cleaning Challenge!


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  1. Christine Harman says

    July 14, 2020 at 8:39 pm

    Hi Mary, I enjoy your site and appreciate the good advice and ideas. I have a challenge I hope you can help me with. I have two framed prints and when they were done, the framer put those hard rubber/plastic discs on the bottom corners so they wouldn’t damage the wall. However, after experiencing a broken central air system for several days, I discovered the heat had caused those discs to melt and now I have sticky streaks coming down the wall from the corners of the frames. How can I get rid of the streaks without damaging the walls?

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    • Mary says

      September 8, 2020 at 2:10 pm

      I’d find a strong cleaner, like goof off, or something, and test in an inconspicuous area of your wall. I’m sorry to say that there is a chance you’ll need to touch-up the paint after you clean it. That’s probably what I’d do. 🙂

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