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Clean Kitchen
Clear and wipe down countertops
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.
Wash dishes and put them away
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.
Clean and sanitize sinks
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.
Wipe down appliances (microwave, fridge, oven)
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.
Sweep and mop the floor
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.
Take out the trash and replace the bag
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.
Here are some additional steps you can include in the Clean Kitchen section of your checklist
**Clean Kitchen:**
Dust light fixtures and ceiling fans
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.
Wipe down cabinet fronts and handles
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.
Clean the inside and outside of the dishwasher
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.
Organize pantry and kitchen drawers
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.
Clean the stovetop and replace burner covers if applicable
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.
Wipe down dining table and chairs
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.
Clean the backsplash and any tile surfaces
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.
Inspect and clean the garbage disposal (if applicable)
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.
Check and restock kitchen supplies (sponges, dish soap, paper towels)
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.
Sanitize high-touch areas (light switches, door handles)
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.
Clean windows and window sills
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.
Check and remove expired items from the fridge and pantry
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
Remove items from countertops and shelves
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.
Wipe down sinks, countertops, and faucets
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.
Clean the toilet (inside and out)
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.
Scrub the shower/bathtub
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.
Wipe mirrors
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 and mop the floor
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.
Restock toiletries and towels
Check shelves for low supplies.
Replace used towels with fresh ones.
Organize toiletries neatly on shelves.
Ensure items are easily accessible.
Here are some additional steps you can include in the Clean Bathroom section of your checklist
Dust light fixtures and vents
Use a microfiber cloth or duster.
Carefully wipe light bulbs and fixtures.
Dust ceiling and wall vents.
Avoid damaging any electrical components.
Clean and disinfect door handles and light switches
Use disinfectant wipes or spray.
Wipe all handles and switches thoroughly.
Pay attention to frequently touched areas.
Allow surfaces to dry after cleaning.
Remove and wash shower curtains or clean shower doors
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.
Check and replace any burnt-out light bulbs
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.
Clean and organize bathroom cabinets and drawers
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.
Empty trash cans and replace liners
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.
Clean and disinfect the bathroom scale (if applicable)
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.
Wipe down any wall tiles or backsplash
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.
Check and restock toilet paper and facial tissues
Inspect current stock of toilet paper.
Refill holders if supplies are low.
Organize tissues neatly in their designated spot.
Ensure accessibility for all users.
Sanitize bath mats and rugs
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.
Inspect and clean any decorative items (e.g., candles, plants)
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.
Clean and polish chrome fixtures and handles
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.
Ensure exhaust fans are free of dust and functioning properly
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
Declutter surfaces (tables, shelves)
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.
Dust furniture and decor
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.
Vacuum or sweep the floor
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.
Clean windows and mirrors
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.
Fluff and arrange cushions and throws
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.
Organize books and magazines
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.
Sure! Here are some additional steps you could include in the Clean Living Room section
Wipe down electronics (TV, remote controls, gaming consoles)
Unplug electronics before cleaning.
Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe surfaces.
Dampen cloth slightly for sticky areas.
Avoid using harsh chemicals on screens.
Clean light fixtures and ceiling fans
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.
Check and replace air filters if necessary
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.
Wash or spot clean area rugs
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.
Organize and tidy up any cords or cables
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.
Refresh indoor plants (water, prune, or dust leaves)
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.
Sanitize high-touch areas (light switches, door handles)
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.
Empty and clean any trash bins
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.
Rearrange furniture for a fresh look
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.
Add decorative touches (fresh flowers, new art)
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.
Inspect and clean behind and under furniture
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.
Treat any stains on upholstery
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.
Ensure that all items are in their designated places
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.
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