Stovetops are one of those areas that we’re always cleaning. It’s a constant cycle…wash, rinse, repeat. Just like laundry and dishes seem to be never-ending, so it seems that stove top cleaning fits in this category, too.

Here’s some tips on how to give your stovetop a good thorough cleaning and to cut through grease, for streak free results.

To establish the idea that self care is a relationship vs. a checklist, let’s look at a few other things that require consistency and a daily practice: meditation, exercise, healthy eating, positive relationships, and good rest. All of these things are related to self care. And all of these things feel good when practiced regularly.

All too often, when it comes to self care, it’s common human behavior to place things like self care in a checkbox and mark it as done.

Porcelain can be a sustaining and beautiful option for the bathroom and kitchen. I personally have an apron porcelain kitchen sink at home…and I love it. However, it needs to be maintained every couple of weeks to keep the stains at bay. Porcelain is a “porous” surface, which means that stains and bacteria can sit inside of the pores and buildup with use.

Whether cleaning is a pleasurable experience for you or if you’d rather kick rocks than clean your toilet, you can transform your mindset surrounding the act of cleaning through feel-good rituals that can be practiced both during and after the cleaning experience. Following up with positive reinforcement with these feel-good rituals creates a feedback loop in your brain that associates these good experiences with house cleaning.

It’s sometimes hard to get to a place where the motivation kicks in when it comes to cleaning. Learn these 4 effective values of cleaning and find your ‘why’ at home.