The easy trick takes as little as five minutes – but it makes a big difference (Image: Getty)
For those of us with hectic schedules, keeping our clean and tidy can sometimes fall to the bottom of the priorities list.
It feels like there aren’t enough hours in the day to get everything done that we need to, but a messy space can only add to the stress of this.
On social media, the idea of a ‘Sunday reset’ is hugely popular, which involves spending a few hours your house on the final day of the week to get you set up for a new one.
However, this just isn’t possible for a lot of people – and who wants to spend this time cleaning when you could be resting or spending time with loved ones?
Thankfully, one woman on has cracked the code for keeping your space tidy and clutter-free – and it only takes minutes to do each day.
Just five minutes of cleaning a day could make a big difference (Image: Getty)
Lifestyle influencer , a self-proclaimed ‘former messy girl’ with more than 82k followers, says that there are a couple of easy tricks that are ‘genuinely life-changing’ when it comes to maintaining a clean home.
And they aren’t drastic either – they’re more focused on small habits you can do every day to prevent too much mess from building up.
One of her tips involves taking as little as five minutes at the end of each day to perform a ‘closing shift’ on your house before you head off to bed.
This could be as simple as fluffing the couch cushions, putting dishes away and giving the bathroom sink a wipe down – any small and manageable task that doesn’t take up a lot of time.
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She says this eliminates the need to spend a full Sunday doing a ‘reset’, leaving you with more time to do the things you actually want to do.
In a, she said: “Instead of waiting until Sunday to clean everything, take 5-10 minutes at the end of every day to do a ‘closing shift’.
“There’s nothing better than waking up to a clean home! And it feels so much more manageable than a big weekly reset.”
Another ultra-easy yet effective habit to adopt in 2025 that could really help you keep your home tidy is to use your time wisely when you’re cooking food.
Leah suggested: “Water boiling? Unload the dishwasher. Pizza in the oven? Throw in a load of laundry.”
Showing off her breakfast, she continued: “I make this yoghurt bowl every morning and I unload the dishwasher when the frozen berries are defrosting in the microwave.
“It’s a minute of my day that I would have been standing around wasting anyways.”