If you're getting ready for spring cleaning, Martha Stewart's preferred cleaning and organizing tips will help make your tasks simpler, quicker, and even pleasurable. In this collection, Martha reveals you how to create the ideal cleaning set so your important products are constantly within reach. You'll also discover the best methods to tidy windows, maintain cutting boards, revitalize furnishings, and take on all of your housekeeping tasks with confidence.
Plus, Martha shares clever arranging suggestions to assist you declutter your home and keep it tidy long after your spring cleansing routine is complete. Whether you're deep cleaning or just searching for basic methods to remain arranged, these expert pointers will change your home.
0:00 Introduction
0:31 Kitchen Area Cleansing Package
5:35 Spring Cleansing Security
8:24 Cleaning Paint Brushes
10:12 Wicker Furniture Cleansing
12:52 Organizing Dresser Drawers
14:57 Cleaning up Crystal
18:00 Cutting Board Cleaning
22:16 Window Cleansing
23:58 Organizing with Baskets
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Thankyou for the tips love you. ❤
Preciosa mujer, mis respetos señora
Wonderful information thanks for sharing 🎉🎉🎉
I think this is the first time I’m seeing someone acknowledge that they are on a kitchen set in their show
? thats her house on turkey Hill Road
It’s a set. She probably owns it.
@lovly2cu725no it’s not. She said multiple times “at home I would…” indicating she’s not at her home.
Storing kittens and cats in baskets is the best ! 🙂
Look into how she trains puppies by biting their noses. Nasty
Martha has made domestic chores an art form.
One she never performed
Great info 👍
after all these years, I’m still learning new things from lovely Martha!
Me too❤
and all the others dont hold a candle to Martha
This was a wonderful video!!
thank you Martha have a blessed weekend
She always knew what she was talking about.
She’s the OG🌟in the art of homekeeping!
everyone else is a wannabe
Martha’s organizing skills have always been my favorite! I still use them everyday!!!
Martha, I adored you in the 90’s. I bought every book, watched every episode and was inspired, as a young homemaker, to create and love my home!
I have to say, this video is wonderful and stirs in me new inspirations that have been lacking for a long while. Thank you Martha!❤️
I watch WONDERFUL episodes on my ROKU, they never get old. THANK YOU for allowing them to re-run because I was at work when they first aired 🥰
Thanks Martha Stewart for still adding beauty and relevance to home life. I’ll share a little idea here … After soaking my paintbrush in a small disposable container, like yogurt or cottage cheese… I do not empty the paint laden in water in my sink instead, I flush the paint water down the toilet, thinking that it should go to the waste treatment plant rather than the storm sewer that leads to our drinking water reservoirs.
I’m not sure if this is the best approach so if someone has a better idea, let me know.
It’s also obviously a great idea to make sure as much of the paint is off the brush before you soak it. The fewer chemicals in our water supply the better.
Someone should snatch her up😂. Although I can’t imagine it would be an easy life. It would be wonderful to have such a clean, organized house and good cooking❤ I work, it’s a struggle for me
My favorite tip from her… Was putting items on trays in your fridge, things will slide out easily. I bought some pretty trays from Dollar Tree 🌲
Hi
I love these old cleaning videos, I hope they will upload more these kind of videos. 😊
“If you *use* your crystal and enjoy your crystal and wash it well every time you use it, that’s all you have to do.” I nod sagely in agreement from my rented one room apartment where I usually use plastic tumblers.