Resources

The Pink Stuff

$3–$5

This cream cleaner is an ADHD lifesaver. One product, multiple surfaces, minimal decision-making. I use this for literally everything—counters, tubs, tiles. Less cognitive load = more actually getting clean.

OxiClean MaxForce

$4–$7

Pre-treat spray that handles stains without you having to think too hard. Spray, forget about it for a bit, wash. The "set it and forget it" formula is perfect for scattered brains.

Microfiber Cleaning Cloths

$6–$10

These don't shed, they actually work, and I don't have to feel guilty about using them. Buy a bulk pack and just grab one. No overthinking required.

Sterilite Clear Bins

$8–$20

I'm obsessed with these. Clear so you can see what's inside (no mystery boxes), stackable, and affordable enough to buy multiples. Great for the visual-organizers among us.

Lazy Susan Organizer Set

$15–$25

Perfect for ADHD brains because everything you need is visible and accessible at a glance. No digging through the back of cupboards.

Label Maker (Brother P-Touch)

$35–$50

This changed my life. Labels take the guesswork out of where things go. The satisfaction of a labeled bin is real, and it means other people can actually find things too.

Trello

Free–$12.50/month

Visual task management that doesn't overwhelm. Drag cards around, see progress, get small wins. The visual feedback keeps my brain engaged.

Todoist

Free–$4/month

Simple task app with recurring tasks, priority levels, and satisfying checkboxes. The gamification doesn't feel forced, and it actually helps.

Time Timer

$40–$60 (physical) | Free–$4.99 (app)

Visual timer that shows time slipping away. Not as anxiety-inducing as a regular timer. Perfect for timeboxing cleaning tasks.

Atomic Habits by James Clear

$15–$20

Despite not being ADHD-specific, this book on tiny habit changes actually makes sense for scattered brains. Start smaller than you think you need to.

How to Fail at Almost Everything by Scott Adams

$15–$20

Funny, practical, and low-pressure. Adams talks about systems, not perfection. Perfect for ADHD brains tired of perfectionist nonsense.

ADHD 2.0 by Edward Hallowell & John Ratey

$17–$22

Written by experts, for people with ADHD. Validates your experience and offers real, brain-friendly strategies. Finally, advice that makes sense for our brains.

4 Pack Mini Pastel Crates

Stackable, colorful, and so much more fun to look at than a plain plastic bin.

Stackable Organizer Caddy

Keeps your cleaning supplies together so you're never hunting for them mid-reset.

Cleaning Caddy

One caddy, one trip, everything you need close at hand.

The Pink Stuff – All Purpose Miracle Cleaning Paste

My go-to. One paste for almost everything, which means one less decision to make.

The Pink Stuff 3-Pack Bundle

Paste, spray, and bathroom foam bundled together so you never run out mid-clean.

Sink Cat Sponges

A sponge that's actually fun to look at by the sink — small joys count.

Cherry Toilet Bowl Brush

Novel and bright — even a toilet brush can spark a little motivation.

Fruit Sponges

Colorful sponges that make dish duty feel a little less boring.

Collapsable Storage Baskets 3-Pack

Fold flat when you don't need them, pop up when you do.

Felt Collapsable Storage Basket

Soft-sided, easy to grab, easy to squish onto a shelf.

Cleaning Caddy

One caddy, one trip, everything you need close at hand.

The Pink Stuff Ultimate Cleaning Pack

Everything you need to start using my favorite cleaning system.

The Pink Stuff Multi-Purpose Cleanser

The spray version of my favorite paste — same miracle, less scrubbing.

Multi-Function Mop Slippers

Turns walking around your house into passive cleaning. No extra step required.

Novel Kitchen Sponges

Bright, fun sponges that make dish duty a little more bearable.

'Dustache' Dustpan and Brush Set

A dustpan set that's genuinely delightful to use — proof cleaning tools can be fun.