Your bedroom is your sanctuary, it deserves the ultimate attention!

Your bedroom is your sacred place – it is where you have your good night’s sleep and get rejuvenated. It’s where you plan and dream of achieving your plans – if you are like us – do lots and lots of Netflix binging. It’s a restorative space and a place for you to rest. At least that’s the idea. Keeping your bedroom tidy can be a daunting task. We all have those bad bedroom habits that need to be set to rest. These bad cleaning habits can impact your sleep and mood. Make sure your Orange County mattress is comfy and cozy.

If you want to feel more rejuvenated at the start of the day, get better rest, and then enjoy the movie marathons in bed guilt-free, then fix and clean your bedroom. Let’s not leave our sanctuaries shabby and master these bedroom cleaning habits in order to enjoy a good night’s sleep.

Clean under the bed

One of the worst bedroom habits is leaving all the dust and pile of unused things under the bed. Removing it all is a huge hassle. However, it is a whole lot better than sleeping over a massive stock of dust bunnies that welcome allergies. If you have been using the space under the bed to store stuff, pull off every item. Discard all those items which you never use. When you don’t have the things to navigate on, running the broom or vacuum under the bed is a lot easier. You can store the items in boxes which you may still use in the future.

Making/not making your bed

Mom is always right! It turns out that making the bed in the morning is a really important task. Not only does your room looks welcoming, but it also supports your overall mental health and productivity. For real, it only takes two minutes in the morning. So why don’t you give it a try for a few weeks, and see how it works?

If you have piles of throws, decorative pillows, and cushions over your comfy Orange County mattress, consider streamlining the design. They might be the best items for a guest room, but these can add a perfect flair to your bedroom. However, if these fun accents are keeping you from making your bed every day, they are hurting the overall style of your bedroom.

That being said, don’t start making your bed after you pop out of your bed. Leave your sheets pulled back while you make your coffee and brush your teeth. It allows your bedding to breathe the morning breeze. It also ensures that you don’t trap dust mites and sweat inside your sheet. Just a reminder – wash your sheets regularly.

Using the chair

That one chair in every bedroom is pretty much iconic. Ah, that poor chair is a closet replacement in one corner of every teen girl’s bedroom. But don’t fall prey! Do not leave worn clothes on the chair, because it is not a wardrobe. It’s not your closet nor your viable storage option. Never let the chair stand between you and the best version of yourself – your most organized self.

Take some steps daily to break the habit. The first step to ensure your chair is empty is to clean your closet. It will help you hang all the items back into your wardrobe if you are not using them. If you create more space for clothes storage, the organization will be far easier.

You can do something else with the chair – make it a reading nook by setting it up with cozy throws and pillows. If none of it works, put a potted plant to break the habit. Do whatever you are required to do until you can break the habit. And, then you will be surprised to see how much easier it is to keep your room tidy.

Cleaning while you wash sheets

If this article motivates you somehow, congratulations!!! If you are going to start dusting your bedroom, don’t start by stripping your bed. Leave your beddings. Otherwise, you knock all the debris onto your bare Orange County mattress and then cover over it when you put your clean bedsheets on. Perhaps you will never notice the difference, but this doesn’t favor your bedroom hygiene.

Ignoring mattress and pillows

Now let’s talk about the stuff which is quite hard to throw into the washing machine. Speaking of the bedroom hygiene, your mattress and pillows need to be cleaned once in a while too, although sheets protect them, but not entirely. Therefore make sure you sanitize them too.

Never throw pillows into your washing machine. Cleaning a mattress is a daunting task, but you can run a vacuum to make it happen. You can also sprinkle it with baking soda which will help you to deodorize it,  and then vacuum it again. Leave the baking soda for around 24 hours to make sure it does its magic.