1. Clean Your Floors and Walls after Holi


2. Protect Furniture from Stains
Dry colour should always be dusted off using a dry cloth. If wet colours have stained your furniture, nail polish remover does the trick. Soak some cotton wool in nail polish remover and gently rub the spot. The stain will come off easily.3. Clean Your Upholstery

4. Cleaning Your Doors and Windows after Holi

5. Protect Your Crockery

Do's and Don'ts for a Safe and Easy Holi Cleanup
Lastly, here are a few do's and don'ts to make the cleaning easier and help you have a safer Holi.Do's

- Try celebrating outside the house, in the garden or surrounding areas, as outdoor spaces require less cleaning than the interiors of the home.
- Keep a supply of clean water at hand for people to wash off colours before entering the home. This will ensure minimum colours from getting tracked into your home.
- Keep your cleaning supplies ready beforehand, to clean as soon as there's colour in your space, so that it doesn't stain your floor or wall surface.
- You may cover any expensive or significant pieces of furniture in plastic in order to add a layer of protection.
- Cover your vehicles with a plastic cover to protect them from getting stained.
Don'ts
- Avoid using metallic or artificial colours as they contain mica and may cause stomach issues if ingested. These colours can also be harmful to the eyes and skin.
- Wet wood doesn't result in a good bonfire; use dry wood.
- Discourage kids from entering the bedroom, living room and kitchen with colour-soaked hands or clothes.
- Do not pour coloured water on garden plants.