Tricks for less mess and stress
Summer vacation means the kids are spending more time at home, resulting in more messes, mud and madness. By tackling a few projects around the home now, you’ll be able to sit back, relax and enjoy the carefree days ahead.
Clean and colorful
Summer is meant for relaxing and enjoying time outdoors, so make sure you aren’t stuck inside spending valuable time cleaning. Invest in products that’ll help do the job for you.
If you want to keep kitchen walls free from splatters and splotches, bedrooms safe from unexpected art projects and bathrooms protected against, well, you know, then paint your walls with a product that has a durable, washable finish like Dutch Boy Dirt Fighter Paint + Primer. Walls painted with Dirt Fighter are easy to clean with soap and water, making stains and smudges things of the past.
You can also lessen the workload by having the entire family pitch in. Divvy up the chores and your house will be clean in no time. Even make a game out of it!
Get organized
Even though your brood is home for summer break, it’s likely your family is still very busy. Now’s the time to get organized.
Do you have a large frame or two collecting dust in a corner? Simply pick up some chalkboard or dry erase paints to quickly transform an unused frame into a message board for summer-time schedules, chore reminders and grocery lists. This helps keep you and your kids on task for summer months, and also makes transitioning back into a structured school year smooth sailing.
You should also pay special attention to your garage. Before you know it, you’ll have pool toys, golf balls and dirty cleats clogging up the space. Take the time now to create personalized storage bins for each member of the family.
Make the most out of the outdoors
Looking to teach your kids a few things this summer, too? Consider planting a garden. Not only will your household benefit from eating fresh fruits and vegetables, but your kids will also learn what it takes to sustain and grow food. If yard space is a concern, container gardens make a great option.
This article is courtesy of Brandpoint.