A Spring Reset - Naturally.
A Natural Edit
3/29/20262 min read
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🌿 Spring Cleaning the Natural Way
Fresh home, fewer toxins, and a space that actually feels like spring.
Spring is the perfect time to reset your home—and your habits. Here in Michigan, our windows are closed and the furnace on to make it through winter. We also don't see the sun much. But now that spring is here and the beautiful big sun is shining into our homes, we can see so much of what we missed when the sun was in hibernation.
This feeling makes me want to get out the cleaning caddy and get to work! Cleaning shouldn’t come with a side of harsh chemicals or artificial fragrances. Instead, it is possible to create a fresh, inviting space using simple, natural ingredients and the power of essential oils.
Let’s walk through how to refresh your home in a clean, non-toxic way.
🌱 Why Switch to Natural Cleaning?
Traditional cleaners often contain ingredients that can irritate your skin, disrupt hormones, and affect indoor air quality. Swapping to natural options helps you:
Reduce chemical exposure
Create a safer environment for kids & pets
Cut down on plastic waste by using, refillable glass bottles
Enjoy subtle, natural scents instead of overpowering fragrances
🍋 Must-Have Natural Cleaning Staples
You don’t need a cabinet full of products—just a few basics:
White vinegar – cuts grease, removes odors
Baking soda – gentle scrubbing power
Castile soap – plant-based, multi-purpose cleaner
Essential oils – antibacterial + naturally fragrant
Links to products I use: Unscented Castille Soap; Bulk Baking Soda; Essential Oils
🌸 Essential Oils That Actually Clean
Not all scents are just for vibes—these oils have real cleaning benefits:
Lemon – antibacterial, grease-cutting, fresh scent
Tea Tree – powerful antimicrobial properties
Lavender – calming + mild disinfectant
Eucalyptus – great for bathrooms and freshening air
Links to products I use: Lemon, Tea Tree, Lavendar, Eucalyptus
đź’ˇ Tip: Always dilute essential oils properly and avoid direct contact with surfaces like stone.
đź§Ľ Easy DIY Natural Cleaning Recipes
All-Purpose Cleaner
1 cup water
1 cup white vinegar
10–15 drops lemon essential oil
Shake in a glass spray bottle and use on counters, sinks, and more. Links to products I use: glass spray bottle
Natural Soft Scrub (Perfect for Tubs & Sinks)
½ cup baking soda
2–3 tbsp castile soap
5 drops tea tree oil
Mix into a paste and scrub away grime safely. Links to products I use: baking soda; castile soap, tea tree oil
Natural Air & Linen Spray
1 cup distilled water
1 tbsp witch hazel
10 drops lavender essential oil
Lightly mist linens, couches, or the air for a clean, calming scent. You can switch out the essential oil based on your preference. Links to products I use: Lavendar, Witch Hazel, Glass Spray Bottles
🏡 Room-by-Room Spring Reset
Kitchen:
Declutter cabinets, wipe surfaces with your DIY cleaner, and swap plastic for glass storage.
Bathroom:
Use your DIY soft scrub for tubs and sinks. Add eucalyptus oil to your shower for a spa-like feel.
Living Areas:
Dust, vacuum, and refresh fabrics with your linen spray.
Bedroom:
Wash bedding, declutter nightstands, and diffuse lavender for better sleep vibes.
🌼 Final Thoughts
Spring cleaning doesn’t have to mean harsh chemicals and headache inducing smells. With just a few natural ingredients and essential oils, you can create a home that feels clean, calm, and truly refreshed.
✨ Small swaps make a big difference—and your home (and body) will thank you.
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