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1. Make your bed in the morning so your room instantly looks just a little bit tidier. Isn't there something sooo satisfying about crawling into a bed that's been made after a long day?
2. Wear sweeper slippers to clean the floors as you walk around your bedroom and house. They pick up dirt, dust, pet hair, your hair, and more with each step.
3. Set a timer — and stick to it. Cleaning can feel much more manageable when you do it in spurts rather than in one long multi-hour session over the weekend.
4. Work smarter not harder with a blind cleaner brush if you don't have the time or energy to clean each bedroom blind individually.
5. Slurp up pet hair with a devastatingly effective handheld vacuum that requires a heck of a lot less effort to use than your bulky corded vacuum. There's no bag, so simply pop off the canister when you're done vacuuming and dump the contents in the trash.
6. Or try a pet hair remover that works like a lint roller (except this one's reusable!). Watch the fur disappear from your couch, bed, favorite blankets, and more with just a few quick swipes. See, we can own nice things!!
7. Stomp away spots and splatters with a pack of stain-removing pads. They're super easy to use: just place one over the stain, step on it to activate its cleaning powers, and let it get to work. In a few hours you'll be pleasantly surprised to see pee, poop, vomit, wine, and more has just *poof* disappeared.
8. Keep your bedroom smelling fresh with an air purifier. This bad boy removes dander, mold, dust, and pollen in the air to help you breathe better — especially if you're a snotty, sniffling, watery-eyed mess thanks to seasonal allergies.
9. Use shelf dividers to organize your clothes into neat and distinct piles. These dividers provide stability for soft clothes that tend to fall over into one big pile of mess.
10. Add an expandable honeycomb drawer organizer if you're tired of rooting through piles of socks trying to find a pair.
11. Store sneakers, sandals, and more in your brand-new vertical shoe tower so you aren't greeted by a chaotic pile of footwear every time you open your closet.
12. Save space and slot clothes hangers in a handy dandy hanger organizer. Now you might actually hang clothes neatly in your closet instead of tossing them on a chair because you can't untangle a single hanger from jumbled mess of hangers in your junk bin.
13. Maximize closet space with some vacuum storage bags. They'll dramatically shrink the real estate required to house bulky winter sweaters and coats so you can actually use your closet to store your warmer weather clothes. They're also great for holding heavy comforters and extra bedding you don't use often.
14. Or test out a pack of hanging vacuum bags, which may be a little easier to use because you can use a vacuum to suck out the air *while* the clothes are still on the hanger.
15. Free up much-needed drawer space with a set of stainless-steel S-shaped hangers. Instead of running out of room in your drawers after folding and storing literally three pairs of pants, hang multiple pairs on one hanger! Now you'll be able to see all the black jeans you own (because they're all *very* different, duh!) and move all the clothes you don't have a home for into your drawers.
16. Hide random bits and bobs that clutter your bedroom inside a cute velvet storage ottoman. Out of sight, out of mind!
17. Shove seasonal clothing and unused linens in under-bed storage containers and forget about 'em until next year.
18. Control the mess without ever lifting a finger thanks to your new robot vacuum. OK, I lied. You will have to press some buttons on the remote control but you'll no longer have to spend a good portion of your weekend manually vacuuming up mountains of dirt, dust, and pet fur.
19. Avoid letting dirty tissues and used cotton balls sit on your bedroom vanity and toss them in a countertop trash can instead. We've all been too lazy to bring the trash from the bedroom to the kitchen trash can, but now you don't have an excuse.
20. Which is a good reminder to take trash with you every time you leave the room. Dirty plates and glasses, empty chip bags, the kitchen scissors, a roll of tap — whatever it may be — all belong someplace else that isn't your room. Plus tidying as you go = you don't have one giant, overwhelming mess to clean all at once.
21. Stop messing up every set of sheets in your linen closet and label them with a Sheet Keeper. It's an elastic band that has the size listed on it, so you'll know which set of white sheets is the king size and which set of white sheets is the queen size.
22. Spend a little extra time using a folding board. The result = a uniform fold on your shirts and sweaters that'll allow you to squeeze a few more tops into your drawers...tops that were previously just lying folded in the laundry basket.
23. Maintain your aesthetic *and* your clean room with a five-piece desk organizer set so your itty-bitty work desk isn't strewn with pens, papers, notebooks, and who knows what else.
24. And bring that same tidiness to your bedroom vanity with a pack of five desk drawer organizers instead of leaving mascara tubes, bottles of foundation, and approximately 15 different brushes on every surface in your room.
25. Prevent your fitted sheet from constantly riding up and off of your mattress with a set of bed bands that come with a lifetime warranty. Now your bed won't look like a crumpled mess or require you to remake the whole dang thing every morning.
26. Or snap on a bedsheet holder if you're tired of lifting your heavy mattress and constantly re-tucking the fitted sheet.
27. Attach headboard with built-in storage if your room is too small for nightstands or you want to make sure whatever book you're reading is easy to grab. This addition will come in handy, providing space to store your favorite nighttime reads, a diffuser, a reading lamp, and even a small potted plant.
28. Give yourself more wall storage with a trio of floating shelves to hold your plants (the ones you haven't killed yet), random knickknacks, books, awards, and your favorite photos. Install the triangular brackets in one of three orientations to suit your design style.
29. Slide a hanging bed caddy under your mattress and you'll instantly have a storage solution for the bedroom clutter — books, a water bottle, your phone, your glasses, remotes, headphones, and more — which you just toss on the floor before going to bed because you don't have any more room on your nightstand.
30. If all else fails, conceal the mess with an aesthetically pleasing panel of books. The reading material is real, but it's attached to a wood box that can hold the jumble of cords and cables in your bedroom or living room that's a total eyesore.
31. Reward yourself with a sip of spicy marg (made with your new tequila-infusing kit) as you clean. This way you start associating a thing you hate (cleaning) with something you enjoy (the spicy kick of jalapeño and the citrusy hit of lime, orange, and grapefruit).
32. Or sip a nonalcoholic bevy if that's more your jam. Over time you may actually look forward to cleaning because it means you get a little treat...well...two treats: your favorite drink and a clean bedroom.
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