Also, consider taking these steps to implement a mud-remediation plan in February to avoid a 'yucky' Spring.
Deep-clean Your Entryway - Snow, Salt, Boots, Shovels. Your entryway floors, baseboards, rugs, and more have had a rough few months. Give that smallest of rooms some deep cleaning love now before the salt crust becomes a permanent part of your entryway decor!
Make an Anti-Mud Plan - Mud may be the least of your frozen worries now, but it's a-coming! Be prepared with a remediation plan. Research potential ground cover like gravel, a rain garden, decorative rocks or the right grass that will soak up the water and mud. Then you'll be ready to execute your anti-mud plan the moment it's warm enough - and do it in time to keep the mud at bay.
Organize Your Cleaning Closets and Laundry Room - Before the madness of spring cleaning begins, organize, or even renovate, your laundry room and clean closets or cupboards. This will not only breathe a new life into these oft-ignored areas, but perfectly pampered cleaning stations can seriously rev up your spring cleaning motivation.
Hail a Handyperson - Spring and summer are peak handyperson seasons. Skip the surge pricing and the agony of waiting for callbacks by hiring someone now - at least for the indoor chores.
You'll be spring-ready before the first flower buds!
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