Do you have a cleaning schedule? Like certain tasks on certain days/weeks and months?
Creating a cleaning schedule is a fantastic way to maintain a clean and tidy environment, which can enhance your overall well-being. Start by identifying daily, weekly, and monthly tasks that fit your lifestyle. For example, you might clean the kitchen daily, vacuum weekly, and deep clean bathrooms monthly. By stacking these tasks into your routine, you make cleaning a meaningful daily ritual that supports your goals of a tidy space and a clear mind. Consistency is key to forming lasting habits!
Yes I have weekly, fortnightly, 4 weekly and even 12 weekly reminders set to manage my chore list so I can see what needs doing and have a plan to try and stay on top of it all. Make a list of everything that needs doing. Decide the frequency and then see how you can spread it across that period of time, so that it doesn’t become overwhelming and you feel a regular sense of accomplishment as well as a better maintained space
Some tasks are on schedule. I empty the dishwasher every day. I do laundry once per week. I clean up the kitchen at the end of the night. But some chores like cleaning the floors and bathrooms happen but less scheduled.
I use the FlyLady app. It has daily and weekly cleaning routines that you check off. It also has morning, afternoon, and evening routines to help build daily habits.
I live alone. No cleaning schedule in place. Although the kitchen gets tidied and cleaned every day. The bed gets made before coffee. Most days clothes are put away too. I should schedule a twice a week bathroom clean. Rest of the house must be neat at all times, but no dusting or vacuming schedule exists.
I use the home tasker app so I don’t get overwhelmed and stressed. It takes all the mental charge away plus it feels so good to tick things off the list
There is a good channel in YouTube app and it is called Clean That Up, So, there is allot of cleaning spree videos and weekly/monthly/yearly lists, you have to check it friend.
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