If you find that you have a hard time staying motivated to complete each task in your morning cleaning routine, you can always set a timer. As the routine becomes a habit, you will find that it gets quicker and easier.
When I decided to start a morning cleaning routine, I knew I wanted to complete as much as I could in the least amount of time.
So, I sat down and made a list of everything I wanted to accomplish. My plan was to choose the areas I wanted to focus on that were most important to me.
When you sit down to make your list it may be completely different. You need to find what works for you as everyone has different priorities in their home. Here is what my quick morning cleaning routine consists of. Hopefully, it will inspire you to create a morning cleaning routine of your own.
Make your Bed
I think one of the most important things you can do before starting your day is to make your bed.
It makes your bedroom look more neat and tidy. Plus, it feels so good to be able to climb into a nicely made-bed at night.
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Do a quick tidy
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