living & dining rooms

living & dining rooms

Clear the clutter. There's nothing wrong with keeping some reading material near the remote, but you don't need dozens of magazines sitting on your coffee table. Get rid of any magazines older than three months. If there are articles you'd still like to read, cut them out and put them in one bound scrapbook or folder. 

Don't forget to disinfect. You're probably used to disinfecting and deodorizing in the kitchen and bathroom, but other high-traffic rooms and surfaces invite just as many germs. Kill odor-causing bacteria in the air and on often-touched surfaces† like work or craft countertops, telephones and doorknobs with Glade^® Tough Odor Solutions Air Sanitizers.

Dust the dishes. If you've got a china cabinet in or near the dining room, chances are you don't use those dishes every day. But even when the cabinet is closed, dust can still settle on surfaces. Spring cleaning is a good time to try the Pledge^® Multi Surface Duster and its 360-degree cleaning angle for dusting under plates and inside cups.