Survey #202 Response from PJ
| Pronouns | She/her |
|---|---|
| What project or task do you most closely associate with the phrase “spring cleaning”? What challenges or difficulties does this activity present for you? | Spring cleaning for me represents opening the house back up after hibernating all winter. Washing and opening the windows to hear the birdsong, cleaning up the dust, letting in the fresh air and the light, washing all the linens and sofa covers. It's a lot of work, so it can feel a bit overwhelming. I like to tackle it one room at a time, so I have somewhere I can relax straightaway, and if the cold weather comes back for a spell I can go back to hibernating somewhere else 🙂 |
| What positive or negative feelings or memories does spring cleaning evoke for you? | Spring cleaning for me is a fresh start so it's all positive but it is hard work to achieve. It's all about clean clear spaces with lots of fresh green and new flowers. Clean windows letting in the sunshine. Washing all the bedding after it's been piled in the cupboard all winter. Drying all the washed clothes and bedding on the line outside so it smells really good. Once you open up all the windows to let the warmth in you really notice all the dust. I usually need quite a bit of time to get it all done, and it can continue into summer. I also like Autumn Cleaning, so some of the jobs can wait until then! |
| What question would you like us to ask the members of The Clutter Fairy community? Your submission may be related to clutter, organizing, productivity, or any other topic of relevance to our audience, whether we’ve covered it in a past webcast or not. | Does anyone have a top three spring cleaning tasks? Mine are (1) wash all the windows; (2) wash all the bedding & clothes; (3) do all the vacuuming. I'd be interested to know other people's priorities for their spring clean |
| What’s your favorite sign that spring has arrived? | That wonderful fresh green all around |
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