What does your "Spring Cleaning" look like?

That is a.nice.set :) And by the.way, we don't have spring here,.;)

We do cleaning mostly in November near festival Diwali

Just the normal cleaning that we all do each year at this time like wash windows, etc.

slowly clean out areas and haul stuff off to the dump, or give it away

Be gone dust! I move stuff and dust behind it.

We don't. We just kind of clean when needed.

I used to pile through the whole house, deepest corners, etc. now I can no longer do it. sadly

I do a lot of gardening in the Spring. I used to do all the windows too, but this year will hire a company to do them.

mine is not to clean

My daughter came over yesterday and did some much needed cleaning for me. She was here all day. Cleaned out two flower beds and vaccumed thoroughly throughout the house, including window blinds. Also, washed the front of all the cabinets in my kitchen and did the floor on her hands and knees. I just can't do some things anymore. She also, cleaned both bathrooms, the shower stall and floors. I babysit for her several times a month so she "repays" me by cleaning.

I start the cleaning ritual outside in the yard and garden. I rarely make it inside to spring clean, although I did manage to vacuum under my bed this time around. I tell myself—and it's true—that I'm slowed down or totally deterred from much cleaning activity by my daily pain, but a big part of the truth is I detest housework, so there's that. I try to do housework in pieces, but then it lasts all year and doesn't really count as spring cleaning, does it? I like your definition of Spring Cleaning as cleaning-just-one-thing!

We have an entry courtyard that gets a little overgrown during the winter. We always trim everything back in the spring. It is hard work, but very satisfying. Let us see what your table looks like when it is finished!

My system is to clean one thing thoroughly each day and to have routines to keep up with basic tasks so there is never a need to Spring Clean. Well, in my head that is the system. I am thinking of implementing it today.

Ours involve cleaning the yard and getting the vegetable gardens ready to plant

I simply take one room at a time and gradually work through the house.

I have many spring cleaning rituals, the inside of the house first (windows, curtains and so on) and then there is the garden. Weeding, planting sandpaper the fence and the hot tub, then I apply the protective oil.

We spend a day taking everything we own out of our walk-in garage, clean/sweep the ceiling, walls and then the floor. Then everything we decided to keep goes back into the garage neatly arranged for maximum space saving. Whatever we don't want is either put into a garbage sale or we set it beside the dumpster in the alley beside/behind the house. (There is a family who lives just down the street who will take things from the alley, but won't accept the same things if we offer them to them. We can't figure out why they do that, but we have found we can't put whatever we don't want into the dumpster. That family will later come by and dig everything out of the dumpster again, leaving is scattered around the alley so we have to put it back into the dumpster again later.) Over the next year, as we need something, we pull it out, use it and then are too lazy to put it back where it was before, which necessitates the yearly cleaning and rearranging of the garage again.

I use to do a lot of things @TheHorse but I just don't have the strength for it anymore; which sucks. I've got about 30 gardening pots still sitting under the front porch empty. About the only thing I've done so far this year is cut low-hanging branches from trees. I can't wait to see the table once you're done. I know it will be perfect.

I go through closets and drawers and eliminate the nonsense that has collected there. I also make sure the contents that are left are tidy. I don't have to "clean" anything, since I have a cleaning service that comes every other week.

I don't know that anyone really 'spring cleans' over here as we don't have huge changes in the seasons. Certainly some would get boats or caravans ready for the summer but no-one seems to go the whole hog with cleaning house - at least I don't :)