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Cleaning Blogger Shares Design Tips for Easy-to-Maintain Homes

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Cleaning enthusiast and blogger Ligel Avidan, who lives in Kadima with her husband and two young children, reveals how she designed her home to minimize cleaning time and effort. She emphasizes the importance of planning a home with easy-to-clean materials and smart storage solutions, such as handleless cabinets, smooth kitchen fronts, and elevated furniture that allows quick dusting and mopping. Avidan prefers a minimalist design with floating furniture and narrow legs to reduce clutter and facilitate cleaning.

Her kitchen features wall-to-ceiling backsplash tiles for easy wiping, and she uses silicone brooms and gloves to clean pet hair efficiently. She also highlights the value of having a well-organized laundry room with built-in cabinets for appliances and cleaning supplies, including a sink for washing mops and soaking clothes. For bathrooms, she recommends large tiles with minimal grout lines, wall-hung toilets with concealed cisterns, and anti-limescale coatings on mirrors and shower glass to combat mold and dust.

Avidan advises choosing mid-tone flooring to hide dirt and using curtains that are easy to remove and wash every couple of months. She stresses that a clutter-free home with integrated appliances and ample storage up to the ceiling reduces dust accumulation and cleaning time. Her approach combines practical design choices with a disciplined cleaning routine, including timed cleaning sessions without distractions.

Looking ahead, Avidan plans to replace her living room furniture with floating units to further ease cleaning. Her tips aim to help those passionate about cleanliness maintain a tidy home with less physical effort and more efficiency.

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