How to Get Your Home Ready for Spring

 This how to get your home ready for spring post is sponsored by K&N Filters. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Spring has sprung friends! I walked outside last week and saw my snowball bush was about to bloom, my grass is greener and growing and bees are hanging out around my flowers. I also ditched my jeans for shorts and a tank! With the changes outside come changes inside. Today I thought I’d share how to get your home ready for spring.

How to Get Your Home Ready for Spring:

1. Open the windows – There’s nothing like opening the windows and getting some fresh air flowing through the house. I have two pups and my house can smell a little musty after a cold, long winter. Open windows get me in the mood for spring and air out my house at the same time!
2. Get some flowers – A form of self-care for me is to buy some flowers. My favorite flowers are Gerber Daisies, so I like to put some on the kitchen table and next to my bed. It also helps brighten the house!
3. Pull out and clean off the patio furniture – Last weekend I took all of my patio furniture and cushions out of storage. I washed the cushions, wiped down all the furniture, and hosed off the patio area. It’s great getting the outdoor area set up and I enjoy sitting outside!
4. Clean out the closets – This morning I switched out the clothes and shoes in my closet from winter to spring. It’s exciting seeing all the clothes you haven’t seen in a few months. I also cleaned out the hall closet, guest closet, and my fridge. Nice having everything organized!
5. Replace your home air filter– As a homeowner, I’m ashamed to say that I forget to replace my air filter. Since I have pets, I should be changing my air filter every 60 days. My husband also suffers from seasonal allergies so it’s important we switch it out often. When K&N Filters reached out and asked if I was interested in their new Lifetime Washable Home Air Filter, I looked to see how my current air filter was holding up. It was filthy, so I jumped at the chance to try something different.

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After doing these five things my home feels ready for the new season. How do you get ready for spring? Share with me in a comment below!

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