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The Ultimate Spring Cleaning Checklist UK - Room-by-Room Guide
Kickstart your home refresh with this spring cleaning checklist UK edition. Follow our room-by-room guide with table, tips, and pro advice to clean every corner.
Spring is the perfect time to refresh your home, declutter, and tackle all the tasks you’ve been putting off during the colder months. Whether you're a homeowner, tenant, landlord or property manager, a good spring clean improves air quality, reduces allergens, and restores your space to its sparkling best. This ultimate spring cleaning checklist UK edition includes a mobile-friendly table and room-by-room breakdown so you never miss a spot.
Why Spring Cleaning Matters in the UK
- Removes winter grime, mould and moisture from heating months
- Ideal time to prep homes for guests, tenancy changes or selling
- Reduces dust mites, pet hair, and allergens before hay fever season
- Improves mental clarity and boosts productivity in fresh environments
Room-by-Room Spring Cleaning Checklist (Mobile Friendly Table)
| Room | Cleaning Tasks |
|---|---|
| Living Room |
- Dust shelves, skirting boards and light fixtures - Vacuum under and behind furniture - Wash cushion covers and throw blankets - Clean windows, blinds and curtain poles |
| Kitchen |
- Degrease extractor fan and hob - Empty and deep-clean fridge and freezer - Clean inside microwave, oven and dishwasher - Wipe down cabinets, counters and backsplash |
| Bathroom |
- Scrub tiles, grout and shower screen - Disinfect toilet, sink and taps - Clean extractor fan and bathroom mirrors - Wash bath mats and change toothbrush holders |
| Bedroom |
- Rotate mattress and vacuum under the bed - Dust wardrobes, drawers and bedside tables - Wash bedding, duvet and pillows - Clean mirrors and declutter wardrobe |
| Hallway / Entryway |
- Wipe down walls, switches and door handles - Mop or hoover flooring - Organise shoe rack and coat stand - Clean letterbox and entry light fixture |
Extra Pro Tips for Efficient Spring Cleaning
- Start top to bottom: ceiling cobwebs first, floor mopping last
- Use natural cleaners like vinegar, lemon and baking soda for eco-safe results
- Declutter one room at a time to avoid overwhelming chaos
- Schedule 15-minute breaks every hour to avoid burnout
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I spring clean my house?
Once a year is ideal, preferably between March and May when UK weather warms and daylight improves visibility.
Can I spring clean my home without professional help?
Absolutely! This checklist is designed for DIYers. However, professionals like Glohus are ideal for larger properties, elderly households or after tenancy.
What should I not forget when spring cleaning?
Hidden spots like under appliances, top of cupboards, extractor fans, mattress sides and vents are often missed.
Let Glohus Handle the Hard Work
Don’t have the time or energy for deep cleaning? Glohus offers professional spring cleaning services across Hertfordshire. From oven degreasing to bathroom blitzes, our team ensures your home feels like new.
External References:
- Good Housekeeping UK – Spring Cleaning Checklist
- NHS – Preventing Germs from Spreading
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