Cleaning Schedule
A cleaning schedule with daily tasks, a room to focus on today, a weekly task for each day, a supplies list and a time tracker. Free printable PDF, or check it off on iPad.
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About this template
Fill in the date and day of the week, then work down the page. Daily tasks are listed with checkboxes: make beds, wash dishes, wipe counters, quick vacuum or sweep, tidy living areas and take out trash. Today's Room Focus names one room for a deeper clean: dust, vacuum or mop, clean windows and mirrors, declutter, wipe fixtures and change linens. The weekly list gives each day one bigger job, from a kitchen deep clean on Monday to meal prep on Sunday, with a box beside each for notes. At the bottom, note supplies you need and track start time, end time, total hours and how satisfied you are.
How to use it
- Do the daily list first; it takes less time than it looks.
- Rotate the room focus so each room gets a deeper clean every week or two.
- Change the weekly jobs to match your home; the defaults are only a starting point.
- Use the time tracker for a week to see how long cleaning really takes.
Who it's for
- Professionals: Manage meetings & deadlines
- Creatives: Capture ideas & inspiration
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Frequently asked questions
How do I make a cleaning schedule?
Split jobs into daily, weekly and room-by-room tasks, then give each weekly job its own day so no single day gets overloaded.
Can I change the preset tasks?
The tasks are printed on the page, but you can write your own jobs in the notes boxes next to each day or cross out ones that don't apply.
Is there a version for the whole family?
Yes, use the chore chart to assign jobs to each person.
