Spring Cleaning Supply Checklist

This Spring Cleaning Supply Checklist will help you be ready for when the cleaning bug bites you.

It’s important to have the right tools and supplies on hand to get the job done when you are ready to go.  So, here’s a comprehensive yet manageable checklist to ensure your spring cleaning is efficient and frustration-free.

Spring Cleaning Supply Checklist

Basic Cleaning Supplies:

• All-purpose cleaner: Ideal for most surfaces in your home.
• Glass cleaner: Essential for streak-free windows and mirrors.
• Disinfectant: To eliminate germs, especially in high-touch areas.
• Dusting spray: For wooden surfaces and blinds.
• Toilet bowl cleaner: For cleaning the bowl.
• Tile spray: a stronger bleach spray to remove mildew from tiled areas.
• Floor cleaner: If you have wood floors you will need one specific for those, and then an all-purpose for tile or vinyl floors.

Interior Cleaning Tools:

• Microfiber cloths: They don’t leave lint behind and are great for windows.
• Sponges: Different types for different surfaces.
• Scrub brushes: For tougher grime in bathrooms and kitchens.
• Duster with extendable handle: To reach high and hard-to-reach areas.
• Vacuum cleaner with attachments: For floors, upholstery, and tight corners.
• Brooms: To clean floors before washing.
• Mop and bucket: Essential for cleaning hard floors.
• Rubber gloves: To protect your hands from chemicals and grime.

Exterior Cleaning Tools:

• Exterior Broom: a push broom for cleaning off large areas like driveways and patios
• Pressure Washer: For cleaning dirt, debris, and mildew off of decks, patios, driveways, garage doors and siding.
• Air Blower: For cleaning leaves off of lawns, driveways, roofs, and for cleaning gutters.

Window Cleaning Specifics:

• Squeegee: A must-have for streak-free window cleaning.
• Low-lint towels or paper towels: For wiping down window edges.
• Ladder or step stool: To reach higher windows safely.

Organizational Supplies:

• Storage bins and baskets: For decluttering and organizing.
• Labels: To clearly mark your storage for easy future access.
• Sharpie: For writing out labels.
• Shelving units or drawer organizers: To maximize space efficiency.

Safety Gear:

• Protective eyewear: To shield your eyes from dust and cleaning agents.
• Face mask: To avoid inhaling dust and strong cleaning odors.
• Ear plugs/phones: To wear when using the pressure washer or air blower.

Specialty Cleaners (Optional):

• Wood polish: For treating wooden furniture and surfaces.
• Leather cleaner: For leather furniture maintenance.
• Stainless steel cleaner: To keep appliances smudge-free.

Spring Cleaning Supply Checklist Summary

Remember, a systematic approach will make your spring cleaning less overwhelming. Tackle one room at a time, and don’t forget to take breaks. Not sure where to start? Click here for a list of common spring cleaning tasks that will set you on the right path.

Need some motivation to get going? Check out our case for spring cleaning post!

By having these supplies on hand, you’ll be well-prepared to refresh and revitalize your home this spring.

Download a printable version of the checklist here.

Install Window Film During Your Spring Cleaning

And if you are planning on washing your windows during spring cleaning, it’s a great time to consider installing window film.

If your windows are causing any of these problems:

• Letting in too much heat
• Causing your electricity usage and costs to be high
• Causing glare that makes it hard to see TV and computer screens
• Fading your furniture, art, or wood floors
• Letting in damaging UV rays
• Allowing nosy neighbors or prying eyes to see inside your home

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