Homes & Gardens explores Clean Monday as a spring cleaning ritual associated with Orthodox traditions. Organizer Marisol Rivera suggests a modern reset focused on well-used rooms, visible clutter and what the household wants to make space for. The chosen day offers a clear starting point.

Use a Chosen Reset Day to Give Spring Cleaning a Clear Start

The article also says the practical reset need not happen on a particular Monday. Pick a date that fits your schedule, then define a manageable area such as the kitchen or entryway. A meaningful appointment can motivate action without turning an entire cultural tradition into a rigid universal cleaning rule.

The Clean Monday discussion connects a seasonal tradition with a practical moment to reassess the home.