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Good Thing: Cleaning Bucket

Did you know, the concept of spring-cleaning comes from the days when households relied on wood-burning stoves to heat their homes? On the first warm day of spring, a thorough cleaning was conducted to remove the ash and soot left behind. 

Thankfully, modern heating has eliminated that problem, but the idea of spring-cleaning has remained. When it comes time to spring-clean, Martha fills a plastic bucket with essential cleaning tools that can be carried from room to room. ... It's a Good Thing.

Cleaning Items

  • Scrubbing brush
  • Rubber gloves to protect your hands -- and your manicure.
  • Terrycloth rags
  • Pop-up sponges
  • Dustpan and brush by OXO
  • Squeegee for windows
  • Swiffer Dusters : these are great for cleaning mirrors, furniture and lamps.
  • Paper towels
  • Nature's Source natural cleaning products

More Spring-Cleaning Tips
Check out the following photo galleries that will help with your spring-cleaning: Room-By-Room Spring-Cleaning Plan, Time-Saving Cleaning Tips, and Favorite Organizing Ideas.

From The Martha Stewart Show

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