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I love riding my bike on the trails in Houston. This is part of the TC Jester trail.
The TC Jester Bike Trail is in Oak Forest. Subdivision facts*
*Subdivision facts based on 2022 property tax data.
Start by decluttering one room at a time. Sort items into piles: keep, donate, and throw away.
Make a list of cleaning and organizing tasks for each room, and then tackle one room at a time.
Use storage baskets and bins to organize items on shelves and in cabinets.
Consider installing shelving or additional cabinets to maximize storage space.
Use drawer dividers to keep smaller items organized.
Store seasonal items in clear bins or bags and label them.
Store linens and towels in a designated area, such as a linen closet or shelf.
Organize your closet by grouping like items together and using hangers and shelf dividers.
Use a shoe rack to keep shoes organized and off the floor.
Hang hooks in the entryway for coats, bags, and hats.
Use a vacuum cleaner with a crevice tool to clean in hard-to-reach areas, such as baseboards and corners.
Clean window blinds and curtains to remove dust and dirt.
Use a microfiber cloth to clean surfaces, as it attracts and traps dirt and dust.
Use a cleaning solution made with vinegar and water to clean mirrors and windows.
Clean ceiling fan blades with a microfiber cloth or duster.
Use a lint roller to clean lampshades.
Use a toothbrush to clean grout in tile floors.
Dust off light fixtures and change burnt out light bulbs.
Clean kitchen appliances, including the fridge, oven, and dishwasher.
Finally, take a deep breath and enjoy the feeling of a clean and organized home!
