How to Clean My Room Faster
For many people, the bedroom is the only personal space in the entire house. It's a place where you set the rules and are in charge. With that much freedom, it's easy to see why some bedrooms resemble disaster areas. When you need to clean it up quickly, there are certain steps you need to take. The focus is on speed, not thoroughness. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Pick up clothes off the floor, and throw them into a hamper. Make sure you scan the room for all the clothes so you won't have to deal with them later on.
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Tackle any remaining large obstacles that are strewn across the floor, and put them where they belong. Return any items that belong in other rooms to that room. If something does not belong in the room or is creating unnecessary clutter, take it out. Addressing the large items first will save time in the long run.
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Pick up all the little items throughout the room. This could include books, CD's, and board games, among other things. You need to return these items to their proper location. This could be the most time consuming step, but it will go faster with all of the bigger items already taken care of.
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Dust areas that need to be dusted. This can include dressers, tables, desks, etc. A feather duster would be the fastest way to complete this step.
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Vacuum the room if the floor is carpeted or sweep if it is not. A sweeper vacuum would be faster than a traditional, larger vacuum. Be sure to look for spills or anything that needs to be further cleaned with a damp towel.
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Pick up all trash, and throw it away. Be sure to check for food and drink containers and anything that should be tossed. Make sure to take out the trash when you are finished.
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Scan the entire room, looking for more areas to clean. If you notice something that doesn't belong in the room or is out of order, make sure to address it.
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Tips & Warnings
Try listening to fast-paced music while you clean. It will tend to give you energy, and speed up the process. If you sweep everything under the bed, it might save time but will come back to haunt you the next time. Avoid distractions, such as the TV and computer. To avoid this problem in the future, maintain your room on a daily basis.
