3 Fast and Easy Tips on how to Clean Your Messy Bedroom

People with messy bedrooms will often repeat a form of this quote to justify the reason that they can’t seem to put their dirty clothes in the hamper or sort through the cornucopia of miscellaneous items strewn across every available surface in their house.

If you’re reading this article, then you’ve already identified that your messy and cluttered bedroom is a problem. Maybe it’s causing anxiety, or you feel like your environment is out of control. As you look around you, you might not even know where to begin to declutter.

Don’t stress! Book our professional  cleaning company and we’ll give you a framework for cleaning up your dirty bedroom as well as provide some tips to handle your child or teenager’s messy room, too.

Clean Floor Mess
The first step is to get everything off the floor. For most people, this means picking up clothing and either placing them in the hamper or putting them away. Whatever you do, don’t just pick them up and put them on a chair or your bed. Properly put all of your clothes and shoes away.

Depending on how messy you are, there could be other items on the floor, like books, papers, trinkets or miscellaneous items. If you don’t know where you want to put all of these items just yet, place everything in a box (or boxes) to be sorted later in the process.

Once the floor is free of debris, sweep, vacuum or mop it. It should be clean for what’s coming next.

Clean Up Cupboards and Drawers
Now you’ll go through your belongings and start to get organized. This means clearing everything out of your closets, cupboards, and drawers and spreading it out to look at. You’ll be amazed at how much stuff you’ve accumulated over the years!

Once you have everything laid out before you, you’ll categorize your items into three categories:

Keep (and put away)DonateSell (place these items in a separate area so that you can deal with them later)When you’re sifting through your beloved possessions, you might now know what to part with. A general rule of thumb is to only keep items that you would be willing to purchase again.

Clean Up Papers and Books
You might have papers and books lying around. Keep only the books that you plan to read again or have valuable reference information or sentimental value. Toss, sell or donate the rest.

When it comes to sorting your paperwork, again, you’ll have multiple piles:

Things to deal with now and then throw awayGarbageItems that need to be followed upSentimental items, which should be stored in a centralized and safe areaThings that you may need to reference

Some people are naturally cleaner and more of a “neat freak” than others. But that doesn’t mean you have to live like a sloth. With arlington heights house cleaning  we will do our best to maintain a certain level of orderliness each day.