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Spring Cleaning Challenge - Day 4 Doors

I am glad to say that I am back on track! How are you doing with this challenge? Only one more post for this week and you will have the overall house part done! Way to go! These can be some of the hardest and longest cleaning jobs.  Stick with me and don't give up!

Personal Story: I cleaned my windows yesterday and found out that they have 3 parts to them (Plus a screen) in summary there are 4 sides of glass that I look through each day, but I can only access 1 (the one on the inside) without tearing apart the window. So with much sadness my "clean" windows aren't clean! 

 CHALLENGE:
Wipe down all of the doors in your house. Front and back, sides, and the top. Don't forget about closet doors, outside doors and especially the doorknobs! You can use warm soapy water, just warm water, or wood polish.

EXTRA:
If you haven't already, wipe down all of the light switches and plate covers. The top ledge gets especially dirty.

What is your least favorite Spring Cleaning job? Does your family help you clean?

 Sarah
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