clean kitchen, bathroom, living room

Clean Kitchen

  • Remove all items from the countertops.
  • Use a suitable cleaner for the surface material.
  • Wipe down with a clean cloth or sponge.
  • Pay attention to corners and edges.
  • Replace items neatly once dried.
  • Rinse off food residue from dishes.
  • Load the dishwasher or fill the sink with hot soapy water.
  • Scrub dishes thoroughly, using a sponge.
  • Rinse dishes under hot water.
  • Place clean dishes in their designated spots.
  • Remove any dishes and food debris from the sink.
  • Apply a sink cleaner or disinfectant.
  • Scrub the sink with a sponge or brush.
  • Rinse thoroughly with hot water.
  • Wipe down the faucet and handles.
  • Unplug appliances for safety, if applicable.
  • Use an all-purpose cleaner, focusing on surfaces.
  • Wipe handles and buttons with a cloth.
  • For the microwave, clean the interior with a damp cloth.
  • Dry thoroughly after cleaning.
  • Clear the floor of any items or debris.
  • Sweep the entire floor to gather dust and crumbs.
  • Prepare a mop with hot water and floor cleaner.
  • Mop in sections, rinsing the mop frequently.
  • Allow the floor to dry completely.
  • Open the trash can and remove the full bag.
  • Tie the bag securely to avoid spills.
  • Dispose of the bag in the outside bin.
  • Clean the inside of the trash can with a disinfectant.
  • Place a new trash bag in the can.
  • Turn off light fixtures and fans for safety.
  • Use a microfiber cloth or duster to wipe surfaces.
  • For ceiling fans, start from the center and work outward.
  • Ensure to clean any bulbs or shades gently.
  • Restore power after cleaning.
  • Use a suitable cleaner for wood or laminate.
  • Wipe each cabinet door with a cloth.
  • Pay special attention to handles for grease buildup.
  • Dry the surfaces with a clean cloth.
  • Inspect for any needed repairs or paint touch-ups.
  • Remove any debris from the dishwasher filter.
  • Wipe the interior with a damp cloth.
  • Clean the exterior with an all-purpose cleaner.
  • Run a cycle with a dishwasher cleaner if needed.
  • Ensure the door seals are clean.
  • Remove all items from the pantry and drawers.
  • Check expiration dates and discard expired items.
  • Group similar items together (canned goods, snacks).
  • Use bins or dividers for better organization.
  • Replace items neatly and label if necessary.
  • Remove burner covers or grates if possible.
  • Use a stovetop cleaner for tough stains.
  • Scrub gently with a non-abrasive sponge.
  • Rinse and dry all parts before reassembling.
  • Replace any damaged or dirty burner covers.
  • Clear the table of any items or decorations.
  • Use a wood-safe cleaner or disinfectant.
  • Wipe down all surfaces of the table.
  • Clean chair surfaces, including legs and backs.
  • Dry with a clean cloth to prevent streaks.
  • Remove any items from the backsplash area.
  • Use a tile cleaner or a mixture of vinegar and water.
  • Scrub grout lines with a brush if stained.
  • Rinse with clean water and dry surfaces.
  • Inspect for any repairs needed.
  • Ensure the disposal is off and unplugged.
  • Use a disposal cleaner or baking soda and vinegar.
  • Run cold water and turn on the disposal briefly.
  • Check for any stuck items and remove carefully.
  • Restore power and run for a minute with water.
  • Open cabinets and check current supply levels.
  • List items that need restocking.
  • Purchase or gather supplies as needed.
  • Organize supplies in a designated area.
  • Dispose of any used or worn-out items.
  • Identify high-touch areas in the kitchen.
  • Use a disinfectant spray or wipes.
  • Wipe down each surface thoroughly.
  • Ensure to cover all sides of handles.
  • Allow to air dry for maximum efficacy.
  • Remove any curtains or blinds for cleaning.
  • Use a glass cleaner or vinegar solution.
  • Wipe the window with a microfiber cloth.
  • Clean the window sills with a damp cloth.
  • Dry the surfaces to prevent streaks.
  • Inspect all items for expiration dates.
  • Discard any expired or spoiled food.
  • Wipe down shelves where items were removed.
  • Organize remaining items by category.
  • Consider a donation for non-expired items.

Clean Bathroom

  • Take all items off surfaces.
  • Sort items into keep, discard, and donate piles.
  • Wipe down surfaces before returning items.
  • Return only necessary items to countertops.
  • Use an all-purpose cleaner or disinfectant.
  • Spray the cleaner on surfaces.
  • Wipe with a microfiber cloth or sponge.
  • Pay special attention to faucets and handles.
  • Apply toilet bowl cleaner inside the bowl.
  • Scrub with a toilet brush, focusing on stains.
  • Wipe the exterior with disinfectant wipes.
  • Don’t forget the tank and base.
  • Spray cleaner on surfaces and let it sit.
  • Use a scrub brush or sponge for scrubbing.
  • Rinse thoroughly with warm water.
  • Check for mold and mildew.
  • Use a glass cleaner or vinegar solution.
  • Spray the cleaner on the mirror surface.
  • Wipe with a lint-free cloth or paper towel.
  • Buff to remove streaks.
  • Sweep the floor to collect debris.
  • Use a mop and appropriate floor cleaner.
  • Mop in sections, rinsing the mop regularly.
  • Allow the floor to dry completely.
  • Check shelves for low supplies.
  • Replace used towels with fresh ones.
  • Organize toiletries neatly on shelves.
  • Ensure items are easily accessible.
  • Use a microfiber cloth or duster.
  • Carefully wipe light bulbs and fixtures.
  • Dust ceiling and wall vents.
  • Avoid damaging any electrical components.
  • Use disinfectant wipes or spray.
  • Wipe all handles and switches thoroughly.
  • Pay attention to frequently touched areas.
  • Allow surfaces to dry after cleaning.
  • Take down shower curtains and check for mildew.
  • Wash according to fabric care instructions.
  • For glass doors, use a glass cleaner.
  • Wipe tracks and hinges with a cloth.
  • Inspect all light fixtures for burnt-out bulbs.
  • Replace bulbs with the correct wattage.
  • Ensure power is turned off before changing.
  • Dispose of burnt-out bulbs properly.
  • Empty cabinets and drawers completely.
  • Wipe down surfaces with disinfectant.
  • Sort items into keep, discard, and donate piles.
  • Reorganize items neatly, keeping similar items together.
  • Remove trash bags and dispose of waste.
  • Clean the trash can with disinfectant.
  • Place a fresh liner in the can.
  • Ensure the liner is secure and not wrinkled.
  • Wipe the scale with a disinfectant wipe.
  • Ensure the surface and buttons are clean.
  • Check for any damage or wear.
  • Store in a dry place after cleaning.
  • Use a suitable tile cleaner or vinegar solution.
  • Spray and wipe tiles with a cloth or sponge.
  • Pay attention to grout lines.
  • Rinse with water if necessary.
  • Inspect current stock of toilet paper.
  • Refill holders if supplies are low.
  • Organize tissues neatly in their designated spot.
  • Ensure accessibility for all users.
  • Remove bath mats and rugs from the bathroom.
  • Check for washing instructions before cleaning.
  • Wash in hot water for sanitization.
  • Dry completely before placing back.
  • Dust decorative items with a soft cloth.
  • Check for any damage or dust build-up.
  • Clean plants with a damp cloth if needed.
  • Ensure items are arranged attractively.
  • Use a chrome cleaner or vinegar solution.
  • Apply with a soft cloth to avoid scratching.
  • Buff to a shine after cleaning.
  • Check for water spots or tarnish.
  • Turn off the power to the fan.
  • Remove the cover and clean it with a cloth.
  • Dust the fan blades and housing.
  • Reattach cover and test functionality.

Clean Living Room

  • Remove all items from surfaces.
  • Sort items into keep, donate, and discard piles.
  • Wipe down surfaces with a damp cloth.
  • Return only necessary items to their original places.
  • Use a microfiber cloth to dust all surfaces.
  • Start from the top (shelves) and work down.
  • Don't forget picture frames, lamps, and knick-knacks.
  • Ensure to reach corners and crevices.
  • Remove any small items from the floor.
  • Vacuum carpets thoroughly, including edges.
  • Sweep hard floors, paying attention to corners.
  • Consider mopping afterward for a deeper clean.
  • Use a glass cleaner or a vinegar solution.
  • Wipe with a lint-free cloth or paper towel.
  • Clean from top to bottom to avoid streaks.
  • Ensure to clean window sills and edges.
  • Take all cushions off the sofa.
  • Fluff each cushion by hitting it gently.
  • Rearrange cushions for an inviting look.
  • Fold and drape throws neatly over furniture.
  • Sort books by genre, size, or author.
  • Stack magazines neatly or use a holder.
  • Remove any outdated or damaged items.
  • Dust shelves before returning items.
  • Unplug electronics before cleaning.
  • Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe surfaces.
  • Dampen cloth slightly for sticky areas.
  • Avoid using harsh chemicals on screens.
  • Turn off power to avoid accidents.
  • Dust with a microfiber cloth or duster.
  • Use a damp cloth for greasy areas.
  • Check bulbs and replace any that are out.
  • Locate the air filter in the HVAC system.
  • Remove and inspect the filter for dirt.
  • Replace with a new filter if needed.
  • Reset the filter change indicator if applicable.
  • Vacuum the rug to remove dirt and debris.
  • Spot clean stains with appropriate cleaner.
  • For washable rugs, follow label instructions.
  • Allow to dry completely before placing back.
  • Identify and untangle any visible cords.
  • Use cable ties or clips to keep them neat.
  • Label cords for easy identification.
  • Store unused cables in a designated box.
  • Check soil moisture and water if necessary.
  • Prune any dead or yellowing leaves.
  • Dust leaves gently with a damp cloth.
  • Rotate plants for even sunlight exposure.
  • Use disinfectant wipes or spray.
  • Wipe down all light switches thoroughly.
  • Don't overlook door handles and knobs.
  • Allow surfaces to air dry after sanitizing.
  • Remove trash bags and dispose of contents.
  • Wash bins with soap and water.
  • Rinse and dry thoroughly before replacing bags.
  • Consider using liners to keep them clean.
  • Visualize the new layout before moving items.
  • Consider functionality and flow of space.
  • Move larger items first for easier adjustments.
  • Adjust smaller pieces to complement the new arrangement.
  • Choose fresh flowers or a plant to display.
  • Hang new art or rotate existing pieces.
  • Add decorative items like vases or candles.
  • Ensure items complement the room's color scheme.
  • Move furniture carefully to avoid damage.
  • Use a vacuum or broom to clean the area.
  • Check for lost items during cleaning.
  • Return furniture to its original position.
  • Identify the type of fabric before cleaning.
  • Use an appropriate cleaner for the stain type.
  • Blot gently, do not rub the stain.
  • Follow with a damp cloth to remove residue.
  • Review each area for misplaced items.
  • Return items to their designated spots.
  • Declutter any unnecessary items.
  • Create a habit of putting things back after use.