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Spring Into a Cleaner Home with Molly Maid® for National Cleaning Week

Spring Into a Cleaner Home with Molly Maid® for National Cleaning Week

The Nation's Leading Residential Cleaning Company Shares Practical Spring Cleaning Tips
WACO, Texas, March 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Molly Maid ®, a Neighborly ® company and the nation's leading residential and commercial cleaning franchise, is sharing helpful spring cleaning tips for all homeowners right in time for National Cleaning Week (March 23-29).
Spring cleaning is known to be the time of year when you do a thorough cleaning of your home and clean away winter's mess. It can include any cleaning task from clearing out cabinets and scrubbing the floors to reorganizing each room. It's the perfect time to give your home that refresh it deserves and what better way to commemorate National Cleaning Week than with a fresh space?
Having an entire season dedicated to cleaning can be overwhelming, but with the right approach, it can be simple and stress-free. Follow these expert tips from Molly Maid to refresh your home efficiently and effectively:
Get Ready: Start by creating a checklist to keep your cleaning tasks organized and efficient. Gather essential supplies like microfiber cloths, all-purpose cleaners, vinegar, baking soda, and disinfectants to ensure you have everything you need before getting started.
Declutter First: Before deep cleaning, go through each room and sort items into donate, keep, or trash piles. By decluttering first, it helps create a more manageable space and makes the cleaning process easier.
Clean Room by Room: Focus on one area at a time, starting with the most frequently used spaces like bathrooms and the kitchen. Don't forget to clean forgotten areas, like dusting light fixtures and ceiling fans and wiping down windowsills and moldings. Dust first then move onto vacuuming rugs, carpets and floors to refresh each room.
Disinfect Key Touchpoints: High-touch surfaces like cabinet handles, doorknobs, and light switches can harbor germs, so be sure to wipe them down with disinfectant to keep your home healthy and clean.
'National Cleaning Week is the perfect excuse to tackle all those messes you've been avoiding,' said Marla Mock, President of Molly Maid. 'To make your life easier when this time comes, we recommend making daily cleaning habits a part of your life. Including making the bed, loading the dishwasher promptly and wiping down counters and surfaces regularly. Doing all these things throughout the year, will make spring cleaning a less intimidating and daunting task.'
We understand that sometimes life gets in the way. You may be too busy and/or too tired to do a deep clean or sometimes it is just too much for you to do on your own. Molly Maid is here to help always! We can create a personalized cleaning plan for you and your needs no matter the situation. Help is only a call away!
About Molly Maid®
Molly Maid® is a residential cleaning franchise with more than 450 franchise locations that collectively perform more than 1.7 million U.S. home cleanings annually. Franchising since 1984, and acquired in 2015, Molly Maid® is part of Neighborly®, a family of global brands focused on being remarkable with consumers and franchise owners with more than 30 brands and 5,500 franchise locations across North America and Europe serving millions of customers. Molly Maid® established the Ms. Molly Foundation in 1996 to raise awareness and support for victims of domestic violence. For more information about Molly Maid®, visit MollyMaid.com. To learn about franchising opportunities with Neighborly®, click here.

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