As temperatures rise and flowers begin to bloom, it's time to say goodbye to the winter blues and welcome the new season. And what better way to welcome spring than with some good old spring cleaning? 

Although the thought of cleaning the whole house can be overwhelming, it doesn't have to be a daunting task. Spring cleaning can be a lot of fun if you have the right attitude and approach because a clean home can bring a sense of calm and balance. As the saying goes, you won't eat a mammoth amount all at once - but bit by bit, you can! Here we explain in three steps how to get started, and before you know it, there will be order and cleanliness all around you. So what now? Get to work tidying up!

A good plan is half the battle. Before you start cleaning, take a few minutes to prepare. Decide which rooms or areas you want to tackle first, and make a list of the tasks you want to complete in each area. A plan will help you stay organized and focused, and give you a sense of accomplishment as you check off each task. Let's go!

We're all familiar with the feeling of being overwhelmed by clutter and disorder, whether it's a pile of dirty dishes in the sink, a wardrobe overflowing with clothes, or the shelves bending under the weight of decorations and accessories, or a shed strewn with possessions. It can be frustrating and stressful when you feel like you're constantly battling with your own clutter.

But have you ever thought about the fact that this clutter can create itself? It sounds like a strange concept, but there is some truth to it.

Spring has finally arrived in nature, which of course makes almost everyone happy. Perhaps even the vision of thorough cleaning does not disturb this joy. The subject of spring work in the house and garden can evoke unpleasant associations, right?  Especially when you have a busy week and find it difficult to find the time to thoroughly clean the entire house or apartment and you procrastinate endlessly. Do you know this from somewhere? If so, here are 5 tips on how to best prepare for a comprehensive clean and not pay with your health or wallet.  

Spring is already in the air. The first snowdrops are blooming, the tulips are sprouting and the trees are shyly budding, even if you can still feel the cold breath of winter on the back of your neck. As the sunshine increases, the garden becomes more beautiful, so we spend more time there. Of course, the thought of spring cleaning is in the back of our minds and we can't avoid it. Especially if you like being surrounded by clean surfaces and well-tended plants. What should you look out for when spring cleaning the house? Some of our tips are sure to make spring preparations easier for many garden and patio owners.