Hello! I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas! We had a couple of great days celebrating with family and have taken the last few days to just crash out and recover from all of the craziness! I think that I am ready to start getting things back in order though now and look forward to getting the house cleaned and organized again. It’s kind of taken a beating lately! 😉
I always take some time at the end of each year to look back at the most popular posts to see what you all liked {and didn’t like!}, and thought that some cleaning tips might come in handy right about now. Here are the best cleaning tips from Clean and Scentsible {posted this year} to help you get your house back in order for the new year!
#10: How to Speed Clean the Kitchen
#9: The Best Way to Clean Stainless Steel
#8: The Ultimate Guide to Deep Cleaning the Toilet
#7: The Best Kitchen Cleaning Tips
#6: How to Deep Clean the Bathroom {with free printable}
#4: How to Keep the House Clean with Dogs
#2: How to Remove Burnt Food from Pots and Pans
#1: How to Deep Clean the Kitchen
And even though it’s not from this year, I thought that I would also share my #1 cleaning post of all time. It’s been viewed about 1.5 million times this year alone!
How to Clean Your Washing Machine
Thank- you SO much to all of you that have visited, tried, and shared my posts this year. I truly appreciate you all! If you have any cleaning tips that you would like covered in the new year, just let me know. I always love to hear from YOU!
For those of you looking to get your home cleaned and organized for 2016, I hope you will join me in the 2016 Household Organization Diet. We will be starting January 1 with a 31 Day Home Detox! Be sure to subscribe to my email list so you don’t miss any posts!
I am excited about using your tools to better clean and organize my home. I have always hated clutter and have always worked at keeping this monster at bay. I however have never followed a set plan for cleaning or organizing my home. I just go about it somewhat hit and miss. So can an old dog learn new tricks (not going to give my age away but I am a grandmother of 8!) I hope so!.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Honey, Mom, Mimi and Nana
You can ALWAYS learn new tricks! lol! Glad to have you on board and Happy New Year to you too!
The Christmas holidays were fabulous and I still feel energetic and fill with ideas. Now I am thinking of clean up at home because we had a party for New Year here and there is still a lot of mess that needs to be cleaned. I find these cleaning posts really helpful. I can use them for the future spring cleaning, too! Thank you for sharing them. I will spend the weekend cleaning at home so I will try most of your tips! Greeting!
Glad you had a wonderful holiday! And happy cleaning while the energy is still there! 😉
Just found your blog and I love this collection of posts. I would love to have you post on my blog hop—the Weekend Blog Hop at My Flagstaff Home (www.myflagstaffhome.com). It begins on Thursday evenings and lasts through the weekend, if you’re interested.
Jennifer
Great tips…Pinned! Thanks for sharing with us at #Throwback Thursday. Can’t wait to see what you bring to the party this week.
Thank you for sharing these great tips. I will keep them all in mind while cleaning home next time.
Wooh! Wonderful article with great tips .
Cleaning home is one of the daunting task , and do it properly its very important to have some great ideas.
Thanks for sharing !!
I think I need number eight, not that I don’t clean my toilet because I do. I have never done something I would describe as deep cleaning my toilet. Normally, I just get the soap, scrub the bowl, more soap, wipe the seats, and then I am done. Hopefully that isn’t too bad and I can just deep clean once and a while without issue.
I came to this post expecting one of those 5 paragraph top 10 cleaning lists that you see all over the internet but instead, I got a list of epic cleaning guides you’ve written! And then when I click on any one of those guides, I’m expecting the same thing (ex: list of a few quick tips), but instead, more awesome epic cleaning guides with THOSE cleaning guides. Well done Jenn!
I just found this amazing post! First off I absolutely LOVE Christmas. It is my favorite time of year!
As a mommy of 5 and a professional house cleaner I am looking forward to the Holidays but not necessarily the cleaning that comes after it! 🙂
Thank you for putting together these amazing tips and resources!
How do you get a burn mark off a wooden cutting board?
If it’s truly burned, then I think the only way to remove it would be to sand the cutting board down and the reseal.
Best cleaning tips blog. Thank you a lot for sharing this blog.
Thanks!