1. Plan for the week 

Reset your cleaning routine for the week. This means setting aside some time each day to tidy up, doing a deep clean once a week, and taking care of any laundry or dishes that need to be done. 

Having a reset routine will help you keep your home clean and organized, and it will make it easier to find things when you need them. In addition, resetting your cleaning routine on a regular basis will help you to avoid falling behind on your chores. 

So set aside some time each day to tidy up, and you’ll soon find that your home is always clean and clutter-free.

2. Cleanse the vibe 

There’s something about starting fresh that is so appealing. Maybe it’s the feeling of a clean slate or the excitement of new beginnings. Whatever the reason, resetting your routine can be a great way to freshen up your home and your outlook. One of the reset routine ideas that we live by is cleansing the vibe of your home.

Whether it’s lighting candles, diffusing essential oils, or playing calming music, do what you can to make your home feel like a relaxing oasis. This is especially important if you live in a busy urban area. Taking some time to unwind in your own space can help reduce stress and promote overall well being. 

3. Make your bed 

One small but impactful change you can make to your daily cleaning routine is to make your bed as soon as you wake up. This simple act can set the tone for the rest of your day and help you to feel more organized and productive. Furthermore, it can help to reduce stress levels and promote a sense of calm. 

Taking a few minutes each morning to make your bed can also help to foster a spirit of tidiness and orderliness that will carry over into other areas of your life. So if you’re looking for a way to improve your day-to-day routine, start with making your bed!

4. Pamper yourself 

We all know the feeling of wanting to just crawl back into bed after a long day or week. But before you do that, try giving yourself a little pampering session! It doesn’t have to be anything big or expensive – just something to help you relax and feel refreshed. A warm bath with some soothing aromatherapy can work wonders, or you could treat yourself to a manicure or pedicure. 

Taking some time for yourself will help you to feel more prepared and motivated for the week ahead. Plus, it’s a great way to de-stress after a busy cleaning week. So go ahead and give yourself permission to relax and enjoy a little pampering! You deserve it.

5. Set your goals 

Anyone who has ever attempted to declutter their home knows just how difficult it can be to keep things tidy. It often feels like as soon as you finish cleaning, the mess somehow reappears. One way to combat this never-ending cycle of cleaning is to set cleaning goals for the week. By taking a few minutes each day to focus on specific tasks, you can make significant progress in decluttering your home. 

For example, on Monday you could focus on cleaning the kitchen, on Tuesday you could tackle the living room, and so on. Breaking down your cleaning goals into smaller chunks makes them feel more manageable and achievable. And before you know it, your home will be clutter-free!

6. Start by decluttering 

Most of us start the week with the best of intentions. We’re going to get organized, be productive, and stick to our cleaning routine. But somehow, life always gets in the way. Before we know it, the week has flown by and our home is still a mess. 

If this sounds familiar, it’s time to reset your cleaning routine. Start your week by decluttering for just 15 minutes. This doesn’t mean doing a deep clean of your entire house. Just focus on one area, such as your kitchen counter or your desk. 

Once you’ve decluttered that space, you’ll feel more motivated to keep going. And who knows? Maybe this will be the start of a brand-new, clutter-free week!