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April 2025

by Maria Gracia Published on April 1, 2025 Get organized this April with a daily checklist of quick, easy-to-follow tasks for spring cleaning, Easter and Passover prep, and seasonal decluttering. Join our newsletter to be notified when new content is added to our website. PRINTABLE ORGANIZING CHECKLIST: PDF Printable Organizing Checklist Basic Text Organizing Checklist A Simple, Daily Plan to Refresh, Declutter, and Stay Organized All Month Long April is the perfect time to refresh, declutter, and get organized for the new season. This April 2025 Organizing Checklist provides simple, quick tasks you can do daily to keep your home, car, and life running smoothly. Apr 1 Wipe Down High-Touch Spots:  Light switches, door handles, and remote controls collect grime fast. Grab a disinfecting wipe or a damp cloth with mild soap and give them a quick once-over. It’s a small effort that makes your space feel fresher instantly. Apr 2 Swap Out Winter Coats: Heavy coats take up valuable space, so pack away the ones you won’t need until next winter. Hang lighter jackets and raincoats where they’re easy to grab. Apr 3 Declutter a Paper Pile: Pick one small stack of mail, receipts, or magazines and sort through it. Recycle what you don’t need and file important documents where they belong. Keeping up with paper clutter regularly prevents it from piling up. Apr 4 Wash Your Front Door: Winter weather leaves doors grimy, and pollen season is just starting. Mix warm water with a bit of dish soap and wipe down your door, including the handle and frame. Apr 5 Clear Off Your Patio or Deck:  Warmer days are coming, so make your outdoor space ready for use. Sweep away leaves, put away any clutter, and wipe down furniture. Even a quick tidy-up makes it more inviting for spring evenings. Apr 6 Empty Out Your Car's Console:  Your cup holders and door pockets likely have old receipts, wrappers, or forgotten items. Toss the trash and organize anything you need to keep. Apr 7 Rotate Your Closet for Spring:  Take five minutes to pull out a few spring tops or lightweight sweaters to put in rotation. If you notice any winter items you didn’t wear, consider donating them. This keeps your closet fresh and seasonally appropriate. Apr 8 Clean Up a Windowsill: Dust and dirt build up on windowsills, especially after winter. Wipe them down with a damp cloth and remove any clutter. If you have space, add a small plant or fresh flowers for a springtime touch. Apr 9 Unsubscribe from Email: Go through your inbox and remove yourself from at least three promotional emails. These clutter your inbox and make it harder to find important messages. Keeping your inbox tidy saves time in the long run. Apr 10 Organize Laundry Supplies: Check your detergent, stain removers, and dryer sheets. Combine half-used bottles, wipe down the shelves, and toss anything old or empty. Apr 11 Sort Your Pet’s Accessories (National Pet Day): Gather your pet’s toys, leashes, and feeding supplies. Toss anything that’s worn out or no longer used. Keeping their space organized makes caring for them even more enjoyable. Apr 12 Set the Table for Passover (Begins at sundown): If you’re hosting a Seder tonight, take time to set a beautiful and meaningful table. Arrange the Seder plate, prepare extra seating if needed, and ensure everyone has a Haggadah to follow along. Even if you don’t observe, consider learning about the traditions or preparing a meal that celebrates the season’s themes of renewal and freedom. Apr 13 Dust Blinds or Wash Curtains:  Spring light shines through the windows, making dust more noticeable. Use a microfiber cloth or duster on blinds, or wash one set of curtains. This small task instantly makes your space feel cleaner. Apr 14 Toss Expired Pantry Items: Take a quick look through your pantry for expired spices, old grains, or stale snacks. If you find anything past its prime, toss it or compost it. Apr 15 Organize Tax Documents (Tax Day): If you haven’t already, file your taxes or double-check that everything is in order. Sort receipts, paperwork, and digital files into a folder for next year. Staying on top of financial documents prevents last-minute stress. Apr 16 Swap Out Hand Towels: Grab a fresh set of hand towels for your bathroom and kitchen. If any are stained or threadbare, cut them up for cleaning rags. This simple swap keeps your space looking polished. Apr 17 Prepare for Easter by organizing baskets, planning a meal, or setting up an egg hunt. If you’ll be attending services and/or celebrating in some other way, decide on your outfit. A little preparation makes for a stress-free and enjoyable holiday. Apr 18 Sweep Your Entryway: Grab a broom and sweep off your front steps, porch, or walkway. Leaves, dirt, and pollen collect quickly in spring. A clean entrance keeps that mess from getting tracked inside. Apr 19 Wipe Down Fridge Shelves: Remove one shelf or drawer at a time, give it a quick wipe with warm soapy water, and put everything back neatly. Toss any expired condiments or leftovers while you’re at it. This helps keep your fridge fresh and organized. Apr 20 Celebrate Easter: Whether you’re attending a church service, hosting an Easter brunch, or marking the end of Passover, take time to reflect and enjoy the day with loved ones. Both holidays celebrate renewal, freedom, and fresh beginnings—embrace the spirit of the season in a way that’s meaningful to you. Apr 21 Declutter Your Car’s Trunk: Take out anything that doesn’t belong—winter gear, old bags, or random junk. Only keep essentials like a first-aid kit and emergency supplies. A tidy trunk means more space for road trips and errands. Apr 22 Repurpose Something (Earth Day): Find one item you can reuse instead of throwing away. An old jar can become a pencil holder, or a worn-out shirt can be turned into cleaning rags. Little changes like this add up over time. Apr 23 Tidy Up Your Nightstand: Clear off old water glasses, unread magazines, or anything that doesn’t belong. Wipe it down and keep only the essentials—a lamp, a book, or a small plant. A clutter-free nightstand makes for a more relaxing bedtime routine. Apr 24 Reorganize Your Snack Drawer:  Go through your snack bin or pantry shelf and toss anything stale or unappetizing. Restock it with healthier options or favorites you actually enjoy. Keeping this area neat prevents food waste. Apr 25 Put Away Winter Shoes: If you’re still tripping over snow boots, it’s time to store them. Clean them up before packing them away, and bring out sneakers or sandals. This frees up space and gets you ready for warmer days. Apr 26 Organize One Shelf in the Garage: Pick one messy shelf, wipe it down, and put things back in order. Toss or donate anything you no longer need. Even a small improvement makes a difference. Apr 27 Restock Bathroom Essentials:  Check your stash of cotton swabs, soap, and toothpaste. Refill or replace anything running low. Having everything stocked up prevents last-minute store runs. Apr 28 Organize Your Spring Accessories: Sort through sunglasses, lightweight scarves, and baseball caps. Keep your favorites in an easy-to-reach spot and donate any you no longer wear. Apr 29 Look Ahead to May: Check your calendar and note any birthdays, appointments, or events coming up. If gifts or reservations are needed, plan ahead. Staying proactive makes the next month smoother. Apr 30 Do a Mini Reset for the Month: Choose the area you use most—your desk, kitchen counter, or living room—and straighten it up. Put things back where they belong and wipe surfaces clean. A fresh start sets the tone for a great May! Back to Monthly Organizing Checklists Index