Prepping ahead for Thanksgiving should involve more than defrosting your turkey and laying the table – you should already be thinking about the clean-up, experts say, to make your life easier, later.
Although it is by far the least fun part of the holiday, preparing in advance is one of the best ways to help make the clean-up process smoother and less stressful on the big day, so you can spend more time with your family and friends and less time fretting over the never-ending list of chores.
