Hey friends—today I’m tackling two filthy bathrooms in one day for my extreme spring cleaning 2026 reset, and I’m not even going to pretend it was easy. I start in Emma’s bathroom because it’s her main space for baths and play, which means toys everywhere, clutter under the sink, and a whole lot of grime that had been ignored way too long. I clear the floors, declutter what we don’t actually use, and wipe everything down top to bottom. And yes, I’m that girl who will tell you it’s okay to let stuff go—even if you spent money on it—because if it’s not serving you, it doesn’t need to take up space in your home or your mind. Then we get into the real “spring cleaning” stuff: scrubbing grout, washing walls and baseboards, cleaning sink drains and that gross undermount lip, and getting the floors truly clean (white socks don’t lie). I don’t rely on harsh chemicals—warm water, soap, and elbow grease will get you so far—and I’m super picky about cross-contamination, so I’m constantly switching rags. In my bathroom, I deep clean the shower, pull out old caulk that was trapping moisture and mold, let it dry, then re-caulk and go after soap scum with the Pink Stuff. By the end, both bathrooms feel brand new, and honestly? It motivated me to keep going.