Jennifer Spring is the perfect excuse to hit reset on your home, and this Spring Cleaning collection is designed to make that feel doable—not overwhelming—for a busy [demographic] audience. Instead of chasing every new product, this edit focuses on tools and cleaners that actually make a difference: less scrubbing, less bending, and more satisfaction when you step back and see the before-and-after. From deep-cleaning essentials to quick daily helpers, every item is here to help you clear out winter buildup, freshen the air, and create a home that feels lighter and easier to maintain. Think of this as your shortcut to a cleaner, calmer space so you can head into the new season with more energy and less clutter.
Scrubbers
A good scrubber turns those “I’ve been putting this off” jobs into quick wins instead of all-day projects. The right one cuts through soap scum, stuck-on food, and grout grime without you feeling like you just did an upper-body workout. I recommend keeping at least one heavy-duty scrubber and one gentler option on hand so you can tackle tubs, sinks, and stovetops without damaging the surface.
Steamers and Mops
Steamers and mops are perfect for spring cleaning because they deep-clean floors and surfaces without loading up on harsh chemicals. They’re especially helpful in high-traffic areas like kitchens and bathrooms, where you want that freshly-scrubbed feel without waiting forever for floors to dry. I love them for giving tile, sealed hardwood, and entryway floors a true reset at the start of the season
Vacuums
A lightweight, easy-to-grab vacuum makes it so much simpler to stay on top of crumbs, dust, and pet hair during spring cleaning and beyond. Instead of saving everything for a big weekend clean, you can do quick passes in high-traffic areas and actually keep up with daily life. I recommend choosing a style that feels comfortable to use, because if it’s a hassle to pull out, it will just sit in the closet
Microfiber Cloths and Swedish Dishcloths
Microfiber cloths and Swedish dishcloths are the unsung heroes of spring cleaning—they replace stacks of paper towels and still do a better job at grabbing dust and wiping up spills. They’re great for everything from mirrors and counters to appliance fronts and quick sink cleanups, and you just toss them in the wash when you’re done. I like keeping a small stash in each main area so it’s easy to do a five-minute tidy without hunting for supplies.
Cleaners
