The clutter on your counters is not just stuff—it's a subtle weight. The overstuffed drawers, the junk closet you avoid, the garage that's more chaos than storage—these are not minor inconveniences. They are silent stressors shaping how you think, live, and rest. Spring into Clean: Year-Round Tips for Organizing, Cleaning, and Relocating to Create a Healthy, Happy Home is the essential guide to taking back control—not just of your home, but of the energy inside it.

With Ginny Lacefield's calm, confident direction, this book brings practical clarity to the spaces where so much of life unfolds. It's not about chasing perfection. It's about building habits that protect your peace. From seasonal deep cleans to small daily resets, from strategic room-by-room overhauls to full-on relocations, Lacefield offers real strategies for real households.

This book reimagines cleaning as a form of care—care for your family, your mind, and your time. It's written for the parent who's tired of toys multiplying like magic. For the professional who comes home to chaos and wonders why they can't unwind. For the downsizer, the newlywed, the overworked, the stuck. For anyone whose home feels like a source of tension instead of rest.

Readers will learn how to create cleaning rhythms that stick—without needing to overhaul their entire life. You'll discover how to finally make peace with the space you're in, whether it's a tiny apartment or a sprawling family home. Lacefield offers tools to identify the clutter that's actually blocking your day, the objects that fuel guilt, and the routines that can turn ten chaotic minutes into calm progress.

Spring into Clean walks through the calendar, helping readers align their routines with the natural momentum of each season. Whether it's prepping for a fresh start in spring, resetting systems before the holidays, or clearing out during summer transitions, this book gives you a roadmap that works beyond one annual purge. It helps you develop an instinct for order that flows with your life—not against it.

When it comes to relocation, Lacefield doesn't gloss over the stress. She meets it head-on. You'll get smart timelines for packing, practical systems for sorting what stays and what goes, and emotional tools for letting go of what no longer fits. Readers will learn how to move with intention—not desperation—so that the new home doesn't just look cleaner, but feels better from day one.

Beyond the how-to, the book speaks to the "why now." Why so many people are emotionally overwhelmed by their homes. Why too many cleaning systems fail. Why relocation, while exciting, often leaves people scattered for months. Lacefield taps into the emotional current running beneath our messy closets and unopened boxes, and gives readers the structure to finally cut through it with grace and confidence.

What readers gain is more than a clean space. It's a new relationship with their environment. A clearer mind. A less reactive morning. A weekend that doesn't start with panic. Whether it's turning a dumping zone into a functional command center, learning how to clean without it becoming an all-day event, or prepping a home for a big move without last-minute madness, this book gives readers the control they've been missing.

Spring into Clean is the missing link between chaos and calm, offering a fresh, year-round approach to creating a home that finally reflects the clarity and joy you want to feel inside it. With every page, you're not just learning how to clean better—you're learning how to live better.