Let's talk about clean homes. We all love them, but let's face it, keeping everything neat can sometimes feel like an uphill battle. You put in the effort, but it only takes a short break for chaos to take over. But guess what? It doesn't have to be this way! Say hello to our easy schedule for cleaning.
Cleaning your entire home might seem overwhelming, especially if you have a big family or pets running around. However, the key to maintaining a tidy space is to work smarter, not harder. Instead of trying to tackle everything at once, take it step by step. You'll be amazed at how quickly your home regains its peaceful vibe with a schedule for cleaning the house.
What is a Normal Schedule Of House Cleaning?
Cleaning the entire house in one day is physically demanding and time-consuming. Consider breaking down tasks throughout the week instead of dedicating much time to cleaning. For instance, schedule cleaning the kitchen for Monday, Tuesday for bedrooms, Wednesday for bathrooms, Thursday for living areas, and Friday for Closets, and so on. This approach ensures that cleaning remains manageable and flexible to fit your schedule. If you have a busy day, like Monday, filled with meetings and evening sports, focus on smaller tasks like wiping down appliances or organizing the fridge. And if you share your space with others, divide tasks equally among everyone involved. By following a structured yet adaptable cleaning schedule, you'll stay organized and stress-free.
How do I plan home cleaning schedules?
Creating an efficient house cleaning schedule is simpler than you think! Start by listing all the cleaning tasks for each room in your house. Decide how often each task needs to be done, whether daily, weekly, or monthly. Estimate the time it takes to complete each task. If you enjoy using spreadsheets, this step can be enjoyable! Once you have your list ready, determine how much time you can dedicate to cleaning each day (this may vary depending on your schedule). Lastly, assign tasks to specific days based on their urgency and availability. Keeping your home clean and organized becomes a breeze with a well-planned schedule!
What House Cleaning Should Be Done Daily?
Don't let daily house cleaning overwhelm you. Dedicate just 10 to 15 minutes each day for simple tasks. It's a great opportunity to involve kids in household chores, promoting responsibility and self-esteem. Research even suggests that children who do chores handle challenges better. Consider which tasks your loved ones can help with, create house cleaning lists for the family, and tackle these duties regularly to prevent major messes. It's a win-win for everyone!
Wash dishes, load, and empty dishwasher.
Wipe kitchen counters and eating areas.
Clean coffee maker
Vacuum or sweep the kitchen floor
Make beds (every morning)
Wipe bathroom counters
Pick up clothes and toys
Tidy clutter
Do laundry if needed
What House Cleaning Should Be Done Weekly?
As we move closer to a thorough cleaning, let's check out our weekly house cleaning list:
Wash sheets and strip beds
Do laundry weekly
Disinfect kitchen appliances
Mop hard floors
Vacuum throughout
Clean bathrooms
Wipe mirrors and dust furniture
Check for expired food
Sort through mail and papers
Prepare items for dry cleaning
Don't stress if you miss a week. Keep going and use our fast-track cleaning checklist to catch up quickly!
What House Cleaning Should Be Done Monthly?
Every month, it's time to roll up your sleeves and tackle some serious cleaning tasks. These bigger jobs require more time and effort, so make sure to set aside enough time on your calendar. Remember, certain cleaning tasks, such as cleaning gutters, vary depending on the season. Stay on top of your monthly house cleaning schedule to keep your home looking its best all year round.
Wash bedding: Pillows, mattress covers, and duvets.
Dust baseboards, ceiling fans, blinds, and shelves.
Clean closets and dresser drawers.
Vacuum under furniture.
Wash windows.
Clean the oven.
Wash area rugs.
Declutter junk drawers.
Tidy bookshelves.
Organize kitchen pantry, fridge, cabinets, and drawers.
Wash ventilation hood filters.
Clean doormats and bath mats
How Often To Clean Your Closet
You don't have to deep clean your closet every week like you do with other parts of your home. That would be too much. Instead, focus on tidying up daily, doing some weekly maintenance, and doing a deeper clean once a month. This routine will keep your closet tidy and free from dust and germs without overwhelming you with too much cleaning.
Daily:
After washing your clothes, fold or hang them neatly and toss dirty laundry into the hamper. Avoid letting clothes pile up on the floor. Taking a few seconds to put clothes away will keep things tidy. Enter Roomedys® Spacing Tape for Hangers (RST) – an innovative tool that ensures even spacing for your hangers, creating a neat and organized layout for your clothes. Say goodbye to closet chaos and hello to an effortless organization with RST. This tool keeps your closet looking perfect while offering practical convenience for your everyday needs. Easily move your clothes left to right and all around without anything shifting out of place. With RST, your closet stays neat and accessible, making it a breeze to find what you need.
Weekly:
Vacuum your floors weekly to prevent dust and pet fur buildup in your closet. This helps keep your clothes clean and free of debris.
Monthly:
Give your shelves a quick wipe-down and declutter as needed. Dusting shelves should be done monthly, but it's easier now that everything is neatly organized. Simply move your folded clothes and shoes aside, dust the shelf, and then slide them back into place.
Conclusion
Maintaining a clean and organized home can be manageable. Following structured schedules for cleaning the house and involving the whole family can achieve a tidy space without stress. Start by breaking down tasks throughout the week and focusing on smaller, manageable goals each day. Utilize our daily, weekly, and monthly cleaning list for your house to stay on track and ensure your home remains in shape. Don't forget to incorporate handy tools like Roomedys® Spacing Tape for Hangers (RST) to keep your closet looking perfect and make everyday tasks a breeze. You can enjoy a clean and welcoming home year-round with a little effort and consistency!
Author: Stephen Patrick
Stephen is the Founder and CEO of the Roomedys® brand. Stephen’s inaugural, multi-patented invention, Roomedys® Spacing Tape for Hangers (RST), is poised to transform the world of closet organization. Having spent 25 years in the hospitality industry, Stephen is an expert in functional organization. His mantra, “Everything has a place; everything stays in place,” is the key to achieving a realistic & maintainable routine that provides a feeling of balance and well-being.