The start of a new year can feel like there’s immense pressure to get your life together, from a list of resolutions to all the home improvements you may have put off in the previous year. However, if sprucing up your space after the festive season has been a key point as you start the new year, there’s plenty of inspiration around. If you’ve been on TikTok or any other social media platform you may have spotted the #weeklyreset trend.
@jack.designs It’s been a while since a long Sunday reset, so sit back and enjoy 😉 #sundayreset #sundayroutine #anxietyrelief #asmrcleaning ♬ original sound - Jack Callaghan
At the core of it, the reset day is about refreshing and cleaning your space. This content belongs to the side of the world called #CleanTok, where people share their cleaning routines, hacks and products that help keep their homes looking great. And cleaning content is here to stay with hashtags like #cleantok and #cleaningtiktok clocking 61.3 and 26.6 billion views respectively. Creators like UK-based creative Jack Callaghan have seen immense success, with his short-form content getting over 1.1 million views per video.
@marisaaa.t sunday reset on a tuesday 🫠 #cleanwithme #cleaningmotivation #cleantok #cleaningday #resetday ♬ Dance Dance Dance With My Hands Hands Hands (Speed Up) - Remix - Bella DJ
Now, it’s not a revolutionary idea but the principle behind the popularity of these trends, is that it often inspires others to tackle their own long overdue tasks. There are some brilliant product recommendations or DIY solutions that also feel like it’s worth trying to see if it really does work.
Finally, some of these popular morning, evening and weekend reset routines are key ways to manage mental health while getting tasks done efficiently.
Just the way to start the year at your own pace but still feeling productive enough to tackle the chores you may have been putting off.
