How to September Reset like a Traveller: Community's spring cleaning won fans - and now they're showing off autumn home makeovers, from pumpkin-themed bedding to faux foliage

The annual September reset is officially underway, with swathes of influencers taking to social media to share footage of their deep cleans and Autumn-themed interior decorations.Now, houseproud travellers have contributed to the online influx of seasonal home revamps to mark an end to the summer months and the beginning of so-called 'cosy season'.Women from these communities across the UK and Ireland have previously gone viral on TikTok after sharing the nifty and sometimes even extreme methods they use when cleaning their abodes.Unique tips previously shared include dismantling their fridges weekly to scrub it inside out before filling it back up with fresh groceries.Now, many are taking to the social media platform to share their freshly cleaned homes with a brand new makeover - featuring pumpkin decorations, faux flowers and autumn-inspired bedding.One traveller wife, Lesha (using the TikTok name lesha_nevaeh) recently showed her 549 followers her September deep clean.'Come do my trailer for Autumn with me,' she captioned the video, before taking her followers on a tour of her eclectic range of new decorations that ranged from cushions to kitchen accessories, bedding and pumpkin-inspired trinkets.In another clip, Lesha showcased her brand new Autumnal bedding which featured a duvet cover and pillows decorated with pumpkins. Placed in the centre was a small nude pumpkin cushion which Lesha paired with an enticing white throw blanket. Home proud travellers have contributed to the influx of online redecoration content of their homes to mark an end to the summer months and the beginning of so-called 'cosy season' One woman even appeared to have decorated multiple rooms in her house in preparation for the Autumnal months, with TikTok user mrsmac15978917 showcasing her perfectly decorated kitchen, living rooms and two bedrooms in her chalet Women from these communities across the UK and Ireland have previously gone viral on TikTok after sharing the nifty and sometimes even extreme methods they use when cleaning their abodesAnother video shared by Amira - Elizabeth (under the TikTok username ameriaelizabeths) revealed her impeccable range of Autumn decorations - including cushions decorated with 'hello Autumn' and 'hello Fall'.Viewers delighted over a bowl filled with red decorative berries and fake fruit laid over a red, white and orange tablecloth, while the kitchen area also featured a bowl filled with fake pinecones and a pumpkin diffuser.Meanwhile, 18-year-old traveller wife Jeanie (under the username @Jenaieireland) showcased her commitment to the Autumn reset with her impressive home decorations that included flowers, autumn-themed blankets and pumpkin cushions. And to keep things feeling fresh and homely, Jeanie even lit a candle which was seen sat at the bottom of the bed. An orange blanket and cushion, alongside oven gloves decorated with orange and light brown leaves were the perfect finishing touch for her perfectly decorated new home.And it isn't just bedrooms, with Jane-Marie Fury (under the username Mrsjanemariefury) also taking to TikTok to showcase her bathroom's September reset to her nearly 400 followers on the platform. Including pumpkin-styled rugs and even Minnie Mouse Autumnal inspired bedding for Disney lovers hoping to embrace the colder months, no corner of Jane-Marie's home was left untouched in the marvelous renovation. Indeed, even Jane-Marie Fury's living room table now featured orange and green pumpkins on the top, while the sofa had been decorated with a cushion printed with a pumpkin.'Your home is lovely!' praised one user, while another added: 'Wow niceeee'.One woman even appeared to have decorated multiple rooms in her house in preparation for the Autumnal months, with TikTok user mrsmac15978917 showcasing her perfectly decorated kitchen, living rooms and two bedrooms in her chalet.Featuring a pristine bouquet of white, orange, green and red flowers, alongside a garland hung across the top, it is no wonder her home was a huge hit with fellow users of the app.'Very beautiful,' one user commented, while another added: 'Omg wow'.'I love it, you have a very stunning home,' praised one avid viewer. 'Come do my trailer for Autumn with me,' Lesha captioned the video, before taking her followers on a tour of her eclectic range of new decorations that ranged from cushions to kitchen accessories, bedding and pumpkin-inspired trinkets 18-year-old traveller wife Jeanie (under the username @Jenaieireland) showcased her commitment to the Autumn reset with her impressive home decorations that included flowers, autumn-themed blankets and pumpkin cushions One traveller wife, Lesha (using the TikTok name lesha_nevaeh) recently showed her 549 followers her September deep clean Including pumpkin-styled rugs and even Mini Mouse Autumnal inspired bedding for Disney lovers hoping to embrace the colder months, no corner of Jane-Marie's home was left untouched in the marvelous renovationIt comes after women in the traveller community revealed one of the unlikely secrets to keeping their homes pristine.Hundreds from across the UK and Ireland have taken to TikTok to reveal how they wrap all their fixtures and soft furnishings - from cushions to even bathmats - in plastic.Videos of traveller women demonstrating how to perfectly wrap settees, kitchen tops, tables, rugs, and upholstered headboards have become increasingly common on the social media platform, where their painstaking cleaning rituals have sparked curiosity.In one video, Natalie - who also sells the plastic on her TikTok shop - showed her followers all the 'dust collectors' in her house that she covers to keep it looking neat.'Obviously, I've got every single pelmet in my home "plastic-ed"; they are dust collectors, so [putting plastic on] them just makes it so much easier to wipe over.'My front doormat, as you can see there, is also "plastic-ed"... also my headboard and my island in my kitchen,' she said.Traveller women are very particular about cleanliness, with TikTok influencer Charlotte-Ann Maguire calling it 'the one stereotype that is actually quite true'.Explaining why so many swear by the cleaning hack, TikTok star Cuzinsuzy told her followers: 'This plastic just protects the top of tables, you can put it on seats, in your kitchen. We just put it on the furniture so it doesn't get destroyed.'It's also good if you've got children.'The 33-year-old traveller said she knew of women who kept their rugs wrapped in plastic to keep them completely clean. 'I even know girls that plastic the front of their fridges,' she continued.In one video, she filmed herself putting 'plastic on my tables' to keep them looking 'like new' and 'save you a lot of bother in the long run'.Afterwards, Cuzinsuzy said 'you can't really tell the difference' as she showed off her shiny round table.Big sofas and kitchen islands, as well as dining tables, are the most common furniture items that travellers will cover in plastic.One traveller wife, Chantelle Fury (using the TikTok username chantelle19xoxo), recently showed her 485,500 followers her weekly deep clean. Women from traveller communities who spend several hours a day cleaning their homes from top to bottom have inspired thousands online with their tips The unique tips include using an old paint brush dipped in bleach and fairy liquid to clean the edges of their windows'Come and clean with a gypsy wife. So it's Monday... I wanted to have a real deep clean today, so I started off by doing all my window frames,' she said.Footage showed her using a paint brush to remove dirt from inside her window edges before using a Spanish window cleaner to finish off the look.Cleaning products from the country appear to be a popular choice among traveller women, with several praising them in cleaning TikTok clips.'The weather's been lovely so I opened up all the windows,' Chantelle said. 'I do have a steam cleaner but I just couldn't be bothered to go out and get it from the shed.'She then wiped down her sofa, TV, kitchen counters and her coffee tables.Fans were delighted with the footage, with one commenting: 'Travellers are probably the cleanest people I know and the most house proud.'A second said: 'Travellers' literally have the cleanest, most beautiful homes'.This was echoed by another user, who said: 'Travellers' homes are absolutely immaculate because they take great pride in their homes.'So many people put travellers down. It’s just so wrong. Your home is beautiful.'