Weekly Checklist For House Cleaning And Other Weekly Chores

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Weekly Checklist For House Cleaning And Other Weekly Chores

Bathrooms

• Check supplies, such as cleaning supplies and toiletries, to restock or replace if needed
• Change towels (some people do this more often than once a week)
• Clean toilet, sink, tub, shower stall walls, toothbrush holders, and mirror
• Mop floors
• Empty trash cans
• Wipe down any spills or splatters on the bathroom garbage cans

Kitchen

• Check supplies, such as cleaning supplies to restock or replace if needed
• Clean out refrigerator/freezer of old food
• Wipe down and clean all kitchen surfaces, including countertops, stove and other appliances, sink, outside of refrigerator, and kitchen table
• Mop floor (if you have small children or a large household you may need to at least spot clean your kitchen floor more frequently)
• Empty trash cans (will most likely need to do this more frequently in the kitchen than just once a week)
• Wipe down any spills or splatters on the kitchen garbage can and/or recycling bins
• Flush kitchen drain with boiling water

Bedrooms

• Clean floors by vacuuming, sweeping, or damp-mopping
• Empty trash cans
• Change bed linens (some people like to do this more frequently, such as twice a week)
• Dust

Laundry Room

• Check supplies, such as laundry supplies to restock or replace if needed
• Clean floor by vacuuming, sweeping, or damp-mopping
• Empty trash can
• Dust (especially to get all lint that has gathered on things from the dryer)

Home Office

• Check supplies, such as office supplies to restock or replace if needed
• Empty trash can
• Clean floor by vacuuming, sweeping, or damp-mopping
• Dust
• Pay bills
• File paid bills and other paperwork

Other Rooms

• Clean floors by vacuuming, sweeping, or damp-mopping
• Empty trash cans
• Dust

Other Weekly Chores

• Menu planning
• Create grocery list (you can use this printable grocery list if you want)
• Create non-food shopping list
• Couponing for week
• Weekly shopping for food and non-food items
• Odd jobs

Wish this checklist was printable?

Well, it is!

Click here to get this as a printable checklist so you don't even have to write out your own.

You can just put it directly in your household notebook!