If ever there were a time to organize your Costa Mesa spring cleaning, Sunday was it. The March equinox happened at about a half-hour before noon EST: the official start for Costa Mesa’s spring. Online spring cleaning task lists started re-appearing well ahead of that inaugural moment, however—many began populating the web in early February. Rather than just revisiting any of those checklists, this year it might be more interesting to take a step back to consider a more holistic approach to preparing for the annual effort:
- First – if the oven has a self-cleaning cycle, try using it, following the manufacturer’s directions. These may include removing the racks and catch-pans, and using a soapy cloth or scouring pad to reduce thick spills. Also, be sure the kitchen is well-ventilated before you begin.
- Second — pick an appropriate corner to serve as a ‘donation space’—and let everyone in the house know where it is. Into that area will go all the excess things that have accumulated through the years (sweaters, VHS tapes, board games no longer in use, lamps that never found the right place to be plugged in, etc.). At the conclusion of spring cleaning, they’ll go to a worthy local charity.
- Third — pick the end date for this year’s spring cleaning. Count the Number of Days from now until then.
- Fourth — Do a quick survey to determine the Number of Rooms that need attention. Divide the Number of Rooms by the Number of Days. That will determine how many rooms have to be addressed per day.
- Fifth — Designate room responsibilities among household members. Adopt enlightened management techniques: if you get dirty looks or eye rolls as you distribute room responsibilities, make sure some ownership is distributed, too. When the feeling of accomplishment is part of the bargain, spring cleaning becomes less of an ordeal.
- Sixth — Relax. Await the end of spring cleaning, when you will drive to the designated charity to donate the excess things.
If you are wondering why the oven-cleaning item was first on the list, that is because it’s psychologically pleasing to dispense with a spring cleaning item with the press of a button—especially for one of the most unpleasant (and smelliest) of Costa Mesa spring cleaning jobs. And when it comes to upcoming Costa Mesa real estate matters, remember our help is every bit as easy: just a phone call away!
We are built on a philosophy of Heritage & Hustle. The L3 is a full service real estate agency with a regional office located in the heart of #CostaMesa, offering a wide-array of custom services to meet their clients’ needs with roots in the community since 1976. It’s L3 mission is to provide trusted, convenient, responsive service to ensure clients enjoy their real estate experience. The L3 was originally formed to offer personal, concierge-level service as an alternative to the large, nationally based real estate companies. From its small beginnings of only two employees, The L3 has grown to a full staff of 25 serving over 300 clients a year. The L3 is not limited to serving just its clients; it is also committed to serving the community. Not only has The L3 donated hundreds of hours to many area charities, they have also received the prestige of being named one of the #toprealestatecompaniesinCostaMesa If you’re interested in #buyingorsellinginOrangeCounty, turn to the experts. Turn to The L3 and let them help you make your real estate buying or selling dreams come true. For more information or to get started on finding or selling your home contact The L3 today at 714-444-4663 or email us at info@thel3.com
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