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It seems like just yesterday we were setting up the grill and planting our spring garden. How does summer fly by so fast, even with those long days? It’s a real mystery. But when you wake up and feel that first hint of autumn crispness in the air, it’s time to take action. We believe this is the perfect moment to get things done—temperature-wise, it's just right: not too hot, not too wet, and not too cold.
**Garage Clean-Up**
The garage is the ideal place to start your weekend cleaning. After a season of outdoor fun, take a moment to assess what's stored inside and clear out or reorganize items that won’t be needed during the fall and winter months.
Now is also a great time to clean and store your summer gear, like lawn tools and toys, and bring out rakes and shovels. Since vehicles will soon need to park in the garage to stay dry, organize your belongings off the ground and neatly for more space. Wall shelves are a smart choice, and our professional handymen can even help install them. If you end up with a pile of unwanted items on your driveway, don’t worry—Rümi is here to help with any junk removal, big or small.
While you're at it, check the seal on your garage door and make sure it moves smoothly. If there are any issues, get it fixed now before the snow arrives. Finally, give the garage a good sweep to remove dust and debris from the summer. With all the salt, mud, and moisture that comes in during the winter, starting fresh now will make next year’s spring cleaning much easier.
**Clean Your Camping Gear**
A sign of a great camping trip is definitely messy gear—especially if you had to pack up in the rain. Sleeping, eating, and exploring the outdoors often leaves behind dirt, bugs, soot, and all sorts of messes.
After all that adventure, your camping equipment deserves some attention before it goes into long-term storage. If the season is over, give your gear some end-of-season care with a thorough clean, repair, and sorting. Take note of any wear and tear and jot down tips for next year.
For example, which items need new batteries? Which ones might need patching, repairing, or replacing? This helps ensure you’re ready for the next adventure. Big-ticket items like tents, tarps, sleeping bags, stoves, cookware, and trailers could use extra care after a summer of nights under the stars. Lay everything out in your yard, driveway, or living room to sort through it all.
Always follow the manufacturer’s washing and warranty instructions. Our experts suggest using a vacuum, broom, hot soapy water, and a soft cloth for most gear. To save time, check labels to see which items are safe for the dishwasher or washing machine. Let your household appliances do the hard work!
**Declutter Your Kitchen**
Once you’ve had your last outdoor BBQ or margarita night (we’re not crying, you are), it’s time to tackle a kitchen and cupboard clean-out.
Take a close look at your fridge and pantry. Keep an eye out for expired spices, dips, and those mysterious items hiding in the back of the freezer. Want to go the extra mile? Empty your cupboards, fridge, and freezer, then wipe down all the shelves and surfaces with a multipurpose cleaner. Trust us—it’s worth it.
Now the cupboards are clean, but what about the drawers? Tame the chaos of utensils and other odds and ends with organizers. If you have the time, run everything through the dishwasher first, then donate duplicates. Do you really need four melon ballers?
Finally, once your last steak rack or veggie medley is grilled, clean your barbecue and tools. Be sure to check the manual and follow any specific maintenance instructions.
Don’t think of August weekends as a goodbye to summer—they’re more like a warm welcome to fall! Raise a glass to the season by using up your summer herbs in a cocktail, like this Blue Flame Kitchen mojito iced tea. Cheers!