Spring cleaning and organizing were on the Remodelista editors’ radar this week. See what they were up to:
How to Sweep a Floor
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“Everybody should know how to sweep a floor,” writes our contributor Josh Quittner. Read his tips at Domestic Science: How to Sweep a Floor, Perfectionist’s Edition.
Smart Countertop Ovens
![Breville’s Smart Oven has nine cooking functions; \$\259.95.](https://media.gardenista.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/smart-ovens-breville-733x489.jpg)
“The market seems to be exploding with cooking gadgets that take the guesswork out of roasting, let you control the temperature from your phone, and even claim to replace all your countertop appliances,” writes Kristina. She rounds up 6 Countertop Smart Ovens That Will Change the Way You Cook.
White Bed Linens
![Oslo is a white that is “simultaneously subtle and bold,” thanks to “undertones of the palest blue give depth to the simplest of bedrooms.”](https://media.gardenista.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/flaneur-oslo-sheets-733x489.jpg)
See more in Variations on a Theme: A Linen Collection in Six Shades of White, from Flaneur.
Surface-Mount Medicine Cabinets
![The Restoration Hardware Pharmacy Wall-Mount Medicine Cabinet is made of steel and glass shelves (with a mirror inside as well); \$5\25 to \$7\25 and available in White, Burnished Steel, and Black.](https://media.gardenista.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/restoration-hardware-pharmacy-wall-mount-medicine-cabinet-733x489.jpg)
“If you don’t have the opportunity to install an inset medicine cabinet, here are our 10 of the best surface-mount medicine cabinets with mirrored fronts,” writes Alexa in this week’s 10 Easy Pieces post.
Galvanized Buckets
![A Turkish Handmade Bucket made of galvanized iron is \$\17.](https://media.gardenista.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/hay-kitchen-market-turkish-handmade-bucket-733x489.jpg)
“HAY, a Danish design company founded in 2002, is particularly adept at supplying thoughtfully designed domestic goods,” writes Fan. See more in Practical Magic: Inexpensive Danish Utilitarian Goods from HAY, Now Available Stateside.
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