So clear out those wrinkled apples no one is ever going to eat to make space for your Thanksgiving feast and scrub that oil spill that’s been hanging out in your oven for two months. Plus, you’ll probably need a lot of space in your fridge. Stinky odors in your fridge or grease stains in your oven can actually affect new foods you’re storing or cooking. Your fridge and oven will be getting a lot of use over the holidays. So mop thoroughly before your guests arrive. This will make the next day’s cleaning much more time-consuming, and no one wants to eat dinner on a dirty floor. If your floors are a little dirty and you have 15 people traipsing all over your house, that dirt is going to get spread everywhere.
Use the fabric attachment for your vacuum on chairs and sofas to tackle crumbs and pet hair. If you don’t have time to do the whole house, you can cheat and just do the main floor if it’s unlikely people will be going upstairs. You want your guests to walk into a clean house, so run your vacuum the morning before dinner. Clean first, so you don’t have to rearrange seating or decorations after you’ve set them up. But before you run to the grocery store, there are some key areas you should clean. You’re writing your grocery list, looking up recipes, and setting up seating arrangements.
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Plus some cleaning dos and don’ts to help you through the weekend. But here is your ultimate cleaning checklist for before and after Thanksgiving dinner. I already have a whole article on general holiday cleaning, so be sure to check that out as well. Today I’m tackling Thanksgiving cleaning so you can be prepared for this weekend. Whatever holiday you celebrate, Clean My Space has you covered with holiday cleaning tips all season long.
It’s that time of year again where we’re pulling out our turkeys, dusting off our menorahs, and hanging some pretty lights.
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