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Some tips:

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• Regularly go through closets and cabinets to identify items that you no longer need or use.
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• Donate old clothes, appliances and furniture to charity.
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• Keep a basket in the kitchen for the mail, newspaper and car keys so that they're always in the same place.
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• Room-by-Room Fresheners.
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• Even the most-cared-for home needs an occasional deep cleaning. So here's a simple list to help you get your home in tip-top shape.
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Kitchen:

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• Wash and wax wood floors.
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• Mop vinyl floors.
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• Clean out the refrigerator and pantry.
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• Change shelf liners.
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• Straighten out the "junk" drawer.
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• Wipe down cabinets.
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Windows:

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• Wash windows inside and out with a squeegee and dust-free cloths.
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• Dust the windowsill.
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• Vacuum the window well.
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• Vacuum draperies.
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• Replace heavy draperies with lightweight or sheer curtains for a fresh look.
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Furniture:

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• Polish wood furniture.
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• Vacuum cloth upholstery. Clean and condition leather upholstery.
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• Vacuum between cushions.
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• Clean behind and under sofas and cabinets.
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Closets:

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• Assemble seldom-worn clothes and donate to charity.
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• Vacuum floors.
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• Dust shelves.
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• Hang cedar blocks to freshen and prevent moths.
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Floors: Sprinkle baking soda on your carpeting and leave it on overnight to absorb musty odors. Vacuum in the morning. Buy industrial-style "walk-off" mats for all entrances to cut down on tracked-in dirt.

These are the very few details of the tips that can help you clean your house and as such can really help you keep a hygienic atmosphere of your own.