Cleaning checklist
A cleaning checklist by room: the everyday kitchen and bathroom jobs, the weekly ones, and the safety checks that have a set schedule, such as testing smoke alarms every month. Edit the rows for your home, then print.
Every room with the surfaces and items to clean in it, and how often the safety and food-hygiene ones need doing. Tick them off as you go.

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One row filled in, as an example.
| Room | Surface or item | Task | Done |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bathroom | Shower | Scrub the grout |
The rows are a starting list. Change, delete or add rows in the entries box: one row per line, with a vertical bar between columns. A row in capitals prints as a heading without a checkbox.
A cleaning checklist by room: the everyday kitchen and bathroom jobs, the weekly ones, and the safety checks that have a set schedule, such as testing smoke alarms every month. Edit the rows for your home, then print.
The small jobs that keep a home under control, one row each, with a box for every day of the week. Tick each day you do it.
One room or job for each day, so the weekly cleaning never piles up. The jobs are the weekly ones in the University of Florida extension guide; move them to the days that suit you.
Jobs that come round once a month, with a column to write the week you plan to do each one. Testing smoke alarms and changing the furnace filter are on the monthly schedule their safety guidance gives.
A deep clean, room by room, with the supplies each job needs so you can gather them first. Pick one room a day or do the whole list over a weekend.
Cleaning and upkeep that belongs to a season, with a column for the date you did it. Some rows are once-a-year safety jobs, such as changing the battery in a 9-volt smoke alarm.
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