Cleaning schedule: free printable weekly checklist

A realistic cleaning schedule for your home: 15 minutes a day, one room per weekday, and monthly and seasonal jobs. Free to print, or let it repeat in Plenzu.

8 stepsAbout 3h 30m of work

What this plan is based on

The routine professional cleaners advise: a short daily reset, a fixed day for each room, the big jobs once a month.

The plan, step by step

Steps

  1. Daily reset: dishes, worktop and a quick tidy15m

    Repeats every day

  2. Bathroom and toilet20m

    Repeats every week

  3. Vacuum and mop the floors20m

    Repeats every week

  4. Kitchen: hob, fridge shelves and bin20m

    Repeats every week

  5. Change the bedding and do the laundry20m

    Repeats every week

  6. Dust and water the plants10m

    Repeats every week

  7. Monthly: windows, oven and skirting boards45m

    Repeats every month

  8. Every season: cupboards, mattress and behind the furniture1h

    Repeats every three months

How this schedule works

Every job has its own day and repeats by itself. Missed one? Skip it; it comes back next week. A clean enough house every week beats a perfect house once a month.

Move a job to the day that suits you by changing its repeat.

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Questions

How often should you clean each room?

Kitchen worktop and dishes daily; bathroom, floors and bedding weekly; windows and oven monthly; cupboards and mattress once a season.

How much time does this cleaning schedule take?

About 15 minutes a day plus 15 to 20 minutes for the room of the day. The monthly jobs take around 45 minutes.

How do I keep to a cleaning schedule?

Tie each job to a fixed day and keep it short. If a day is too full, drop the job instead of moving it; the schedule brings it back the week after.

Let Plenzu plan it for you

Pick your date, and every step lands on the right day, with time estimates that show whether your weeks still fit. Free to start.

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