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​5 Steps to a Cleaner, Healthier Bedroom

​5 Steps to a Cleaner, Healthier Bedroom

Published by Jason Hite on Mar 02, 2015

5 Steps to a Cleaner, Healthier Bedroom

Your bedroom is your sanctuary, so you want it to be soothing and safe. In order to create a clean and healthy space, there are some simple steps that you can take:

Eliminate Clutter

Clutter is a big no-no for the bedroom. Not only does it collect dust, but it can also lead to stress by cluttering our mind. Always put items back where they belong, keep tabletops organized and neat, and tackle any piles that start to build up right away.

Air out Often

It’s a good habit to wash your bed linens weekly. Once you take off the old ones, open up the window and let fresh air in the room. Although you may not always notice it, bedrooms can get a little musty smelling if they aren’t aired out, so even a few minutes of fresh air and sun during the colder months will help.

Wash Window Treatments

It’s easy to overlook bedroom curtains. Before you realize it, they could have been hanging for months or years before you think to clean them. Curtains will collect dust, so it’s important to wash them occasionally. Depending on the type of material, you may need to hand wash or dry clean them. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines, but most curtains will be fine in the washer on a gentle cycle.

Don’t Forget to Dust

Dust your bedroom often, getting into all of those hard to reach spots on nightstands, the bedframe, and around the dresser and vanity. Use a static cling duster to catch all of the dirt and dust in one quick swipe. This won’t take more than a few minutes to do, and it will help keep the air in your room fresh.

Use Non-toxic Cleaning Products

Keep the harsh chemical cleaners out of your bedroom and master bathroom. Opt for natural homemade cleaners, like a vinegar and water solution, or try one of the many non-toxic products on the market today. These cleaners will get the room just as clean, but without the negative effects of airborne pollutants.

Your bedroom should be an inviting, comforting place to be. Keep the clutter out, let fresh air in, and clean with non-toxic solutions. You’ll sleep much better in a calm and clean space.