Podcast: ‘V’ is for Vacuuming Up Crumbs

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Episode Title







‘V’ is for Vacuuming Up Crumbs















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Podcast Description







Welcome to the ABCs of Home Organization, the podcast that simplifies home management one letter and habit at a time. Join Stephanie King as she shares practical organizing principles inspired by her book, The ABCs of Home Organization. In each episode, you’ll gain actionable steps to clear clutter, establish routines, and create a home that brings joy and peace.















Episode Summary







In this quick and practical episode of the ABCs of Home Organization, Stephanie King explores the power of vacuuming—not as a dreaded chore, but as a tiny daily ritual that transforms your home. From handheld vacuums and kitchen routines to creative family involvement and even a dog named Copper, this episode shows how vacuuming can become a joyful, micro-habit that clears more than just crumbs. It clears your mental clutter too.















What You’ll Learn in This Episode









* Why vacuuming daily in small bursts can improve your home and mindset







* Tips for making vacuuming easy and automatic







* Creative ways to involve the whole household in post-meal cleanup







* The underrated importance of access, placement, and tool choice







* Additional one-minute organizing habits to keep your home flowing smoothly







* The “Touch It Once” rule and how it simplifies your systems

















Quote of the Episode







“Vacuuming is not just about the crumbs you can see—it’s a small act of care that makes your home and your mind feel instantly better.” -Stephanie King















Actionable Steps









* Keep a handheld or cordless vacuum in an easy-access spot (kitchen, car, entryway)







* Add vacuuming to your mealtime cleanup ritual: just one-minute post-snack or dinner







* Assign vacuuming as a shared family habit, not just a chore







* Use a timer: vacuum for 60 seconds and see how far you get







* Try other one-minute clutter hacks: recycle junk mail immediately, wipe counters while waiting, hang up coats as you walk in







* Practice the “Touch It Once” rule to avoid double-handling clutter

















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