Diwali cleaning made easy: 10 quick hacks to liven up your home

Microwave cleaning Place a bowl of water with some slices and microwave it for five minutes. It will help loosen the grime, making it easy to clean.

Baking soda Sprinkle baking soda on tough stains and let it sit for a few minutes. Wipe it with a clean cloth and you’re done.

Lemon Cut a lemon into half, rub it over stubborn stains and wipe it with a clean cloth. It will give a clean finish and remove odours.

Deep clean your fridge Firstly, remove all the items from the fridge and wipe the shelves with a clean cloth. Place back the items and remove the expired ones.

Clean ceiling fans Wrap a microfibre cloth around the fan blades to remove dust from them.

Window cleaning Clean windows with a mixture of vinegar and water to remove stubborn dust and stains. Wipe it with a microfibre cloth for a shiny finish.

Curtain wash Use a washing machine or gently hand wash all the curtains with a mild detergent for a clean look.

Tiles cleaning Scrub tiles with a mixture of baking soda and hydrogen peroxide for a deep clean.

Declutter and organise Declutter and organise your space with all your essentials and remove the unused or expired ones. It will set a positive tone for your indoors.

Freshness Fill your clean home with a delightful aroma either by using room fresheners or by making DIY simmer pots of your favourite fragrances.

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