Restocking the Laundry Room
Restocking the laundry room tends to happen little by little and only when you realize you don’t have an item on hand. I typically store all cleaning products, in our laundry room. Since all supplies are in one place, they are easy to find, and I can keep them out of Chulengo’s reach.
Most cleaning solutions are unable to be packed in a move. Moving companies will not pack these items due to the risk of a spill or chemical reaction that could injure a person or damage property. See my prohibited list for further details. Therefore, I have always finished up products or given them away for someone else to use. Furthermore, I like to replace items like brooms and toilet brushes. When I have new cleaning tools in our home, the house feels more sanitary. As a result, I should replenish my supply as soon as I arrive at new home.
Typically, it is when I spill something on my shirt, and I need to spray it right away that I realize my stock of cleaning supplies is inadequate. Or I take my first shower in my new home and notice the glass needs a good cleaning, and then realize that I don’t have any glass cleaner.
Use the list below to ensure a thorough cleaning arsenal to restock your laundry room.
Laundry Items
- Bleach
- Dryer balls or dryer sheets
- Drying Rack
- Hydrogen Peroxide
- Laundry basket for clean clothes – prefer collapsible type to save space
- Laundry detergent
- Soft-bristle brush
- Spray bottle
- Stain remover spray
- Stain remover stick
- Vinegar
Household Items
- All-purpose cleaner
- Baking soda
- Bleach
- Broom & dustpan
- Bucket
- Dull butter knife – used to scrape
- Dustbuster handheld vacuum
- Duster
- Floor cleaner – wood cleaner, Swiffer
- Furniture polish
- Glass cleaner
- Magic Eraser
- Mop
- Old toothbrush
- Paper towels
- Rags
- Sponges
- Toilet cleaner
- Vacuum
