Cleaning Checklists for Monthly & Weekly Laundry Room Area

This is the page for you if you want to know more about the details of each section of our house cleaning checklists. We often update this page and add more checklists based on our customer requests, so be rest assured that if the checklist you are looking for is not on the page yet, it will be added as a matter of time. This specific page will help us remember what we will be cleaning each and every time you book a cleaning service with us. Of course, you can also make a request for the specific areas in your property to be cleaned whenever you book on our website or over the phone.

checklists for all cleaning services

Deep Clean Checklists

Bedroom cleaning section:

Dust & polish furniture
Hoover floor
Vacuum drapes
Hoover carpet
Clean interior windows
Hoover & mop floor

Living room cleaning area:

Dust & polish tabletops
Vacuum drapes
Dust electronics
Vacuum & wipe chairs & sofas
Clean & organize media cabinet
Dust & polish vents, furniture, and light fixtures
Vacuum, organize or change blankets, pillow covers, slip covers
Vacuum, organize or change blankets, pillow covers, slip covers

Kitchen area section:

Clean garbage disposal
Wipe appliances
Discard expired food in pantry, fridge, and freezer
Clean & disinfect fridge and freezer
Deep clean oven, stove top & oven
Clean microwave with a natural glass cleaner
Wipe down countertops & backsplash
Hoover & mop floor

Entryway cleaning area:

Wipe down baseboards
Vacuum & clean entrance mat
Organize shoes & coats
Dust & polish furniture
Hoover & mop floor

Extensive House Cleaning Checklists

Keeping your home clean and tidy can be made easier by using a house cleaning checklist. It might be easier to keep up with your cleaning tasks by creating a regular schedule and breaking tasks down into smaller, more manageable chunks. Depending on how frequently you like to clean your home. You can create checklists for weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly tasks. To start, here are some of the most important cleaning tasks that should be included in a checklist:

Kitchen area:

Vacuum and damp mop the floor
Clean, disinfect the dishwasher
Dust top of the refrigerator
Wipe down countertops and cabinets
Spot clean cabinet fronts
Clean and disinfect the microwave
Clean and disinfect the sink
Sweep and mop the floor
Empty the bin

Bathroom section:

Dust surfaces
Rinse off walls of the tub and dry with cloth
Shine the faucets
Replace rugs and mats
Remove rugs and wastebaskets
Clean and disinfect toilet inside out
Scrub the sink
Dust blinds, and lock ledges
Sweep and mop the floor

Main bedroom cleaning area:

Dust surfaces
Vacuum carpets
Dust baseboards, door panels, and chair rails
Dust the blinds
Dust furniture
Flip the mattress
Make the bed
Sweep and mop the floor

Living room area checklist:

Dust surfaces
Dust and clean decor
Wash slipcovers
Dust and clean lamp shades
Dust furniture
Vacuum chairs
Dust furniture
Sanitize remote controls
Clean window sills
Sweep and mop the floor

Dining room cleaning area:

Dust and polish furniture
Clean light fixtures
Dust curtain rods
Clean window sills
Dust furniture
Sweep and mop the floor

Laundry room cleaning area:

Organize laundry supplies
Clean the washing machine
Wipe the walls
Sweep and mop the floor

Garage cleaning area:

Leave the open garage to allow odor or moisture to dissipate
organize tools and sporting equipment
Clean the door frame
Sweep and mop the floor

Available cleaning checklists on request

Sanitize light switches
Professionally clean the carpet - different from just hoovering
Clean air vents and registers
Clean light fixtures

If you also need to get help from others, such as family members or hired cleaners. Having a house cleaning checklist can be helpful. You will be able to be clear about what needs to be done and it will be easier for all participants to stay on track.

Cleaning checklists for urgent cleaning services

It's easy to overlook the importance of emergency cleaning checklists when it comes to keeping a home safe. There are two kinds of emergency cleaning. The first is to clean up an area after an accident or disaster. The second one is when you want to move out on a specified date. Or a cleanup is required after an event party. This is not an emergency post-accident cleaning check list. An emergency cleaning checklist to quickly restore the house to its best state after a party or when someone plans to move on a specific date.

List of emergency house cleaning:

Use gloves and other protective gear to quickly clean up any spills
To prevent recontamination, replace air filters in HVAC systems or fans.
Use a suitable disinfectant to disinfect the affected surfaces.
When cleaning hazardous materials, make sure to wear safety gear like face masks and eye protection.
Use gloves and other protective gear to quickly clean up any spills.
It is important to dispose of all debris and hazardous materials in a proper way.
Remove any lingering bacteria or germs by scrubbing and sanitizing surfaces.
Vacuum carpets and other soft materials to clean up dirt and dust.
Use a mild detergent to wash linens, curtains, and upholstery.
Wipe windows and mirrors with a glass cleaner and a lint-free cloth.
Wash and disinfect doorknobs, light switches, and other frequently used surfaces.
Empty bins and discard all contaminated items.
Remove germs and bacteria by washing dishes in hot water with a mild detergent.
Clean the interior of devices such as fridges or dishwashers.

A list of checklists for office cleaning:

Make sure to clean and disinfect all work surfaces, including desks, tables, and countertops.
Disinfect office equipment, such as computers, keypads, mice and phones, which are often affected.
Ensure that common areas, such as breakrooms, conference rooms, and restrooms, are cleaned and sanitized.
Empty and disinfect all trash bins and replace the liners if necessary.
Clean and sanitize shared equipment such as photocopiers, printers, faxes and water coolers.
Pay special attention to high-traffic areas when vacuuming carpets and mopping hard floors.
Remove any contamination from door handles, light switches, elevator buttons, and other high-touch surfaces.
Clean and disinfect cooking areas including counters, sinks and appliances.
To maintain indoor air quality, it is important to replace air filters in HVAC systems regularly.
To achieve a clear, professional appearance, it's important to clean windows, glass partitions, and mirrors.
Clean and disinfect office furniture including chairs, sofas and bookcases.
Make sure to check and refill soap, hand sanitizer, and paper products in restrooms and kitchens regularly.
Respond to urgent clean-up needs resulting from spills, leaks and other unexpected incidents.
Keep an emergency cleaning kit, including personal protective equipment, heavy cleaners and spill containment supplies, to respond immediately to an emergency.
Establish a designated area to quarantine and clean incoming mail, packages, or other deliveries
It's important to remember that the office environment is a communal space, so there needs to be a thorough and regular cleaning protocol. By adhering to these checklists, everyone can have a clean, safe, and healthy workspace.

30 daily cleaning checklists around the world:

Clear any debris in the yard, including fallen branches, leaves, or sticks.
Inspect and repair old/damaged roof shingles.
Observe for signs of pests and contact a professional if required.
Clean windows both inside and out.
Wash mirrors in bathrooms and other places.
Dust barriers or curtains.
Ensure that foundation and basement are free of water damage, cracks, or other signs of wear.
Clean outdoor patio furniture and pillows.
Empty the garages and get rid of any unwanted items.
contact a professional handyman to fix domestic gadgets.
Check the outdoor lights and replace the bulbs that have burned out.
Replace any fencing that has been broken or damaged.
Clean carpets and rugs in the house with a vacuum.
Disinfect the bathroom sinks, toilets, and showers/tubs.
Clean entryways by sweeping and mopping.
In case it's necessary, examine the sprinkler system to ensure it's working correctly.
Clear cobwebs from the ceilings and corners of rooms.
If you have a swimming pool, check and adjust the chlorine levels.
Clean the grills and outdoor cooking equipment.
Trim trees and shrubs as required.
In the event that paving stones or bricks begin to crack or crumble, seal them Check outdoor faucets/hoses for leaks and replace if necessary.
Verify smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and replace batteries as required.
Organize and clean up the attic or other storage areas.
Make sure that decks and fences are in good condition by inspecting them.
Dispose of all wastebaskets and replace the liners.
Clean the kitchen counters and appliances (including the refrigerator).
Remove pet stains and accidents from carpets, rugs, and upholstery.
Clean window ledges, doors and exterior cladding.
Use water and a mild detergent to wash baseboards and woodwork.
Clean the gutters to remove leaves, sticks, debris, etc.

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20 daily cleaning checklists for all continents:

Sanitize all commonly touched surfaces such as door handles, light switches and handrails.
Use a disinfectant cleaner to wipe down walls, doors, door handles, and light switches.
Routinely clean the pool filter and add chlorine if necessary.
Monthly testing of ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) is necessary to ensure their correct functioning Inspect all security features such as fire extinguishers, ladders, etc. and replace as required.
pressure wash exterior surfaces like decks, siding, driveways, patios, and sidewalks.
Examine exterior drainage systems for any obstructions or damage.
Check and fix any broken flashing or caulking around doors, windows, or vents.
Check the weather stripping around doors and windows for gaps and replace as necessary.
Empty skimmers, clean filters, or replace filter cartridges as needed on a regular basis.
have the chimney cleaned and inspected annually.
Reduce the risk of fire by cleaning the dryer vent.
Dust all hard surfaces, including furniture, windowsills, ceiling fans, and other hard surfaces, with a damp cloth.
Check the roof for any damage by inspecting shingles for cracking, curling, or missing pieces.
As needed, clean the area rugs.
When operating a pressure washer, follow manufacturer safety instructions and wear protective gear.
Clean your gutters from all debris that may have accumulated over the year.
Change your air conditioner filters every one to three months, depending on your usage.
Clean cushions and pillows on outdoor furniture that may have accumulated dust or pollen.
Clean mosquito nets, use a brush on your vacuum cleaner or spray them lightly outside.
Remove debris by sweeping porches and walkways.

Weekly cleaning checklist:

Clean carpets and rugs by vacuuming
Wash linens and bedding
Clean the toilets, bathtubs, and showers.
Clean the mirrors and windows.

Monthly cleaning checklis:

Deep clean cooking appliances such as oven and refrigerator.
Clean pantry and closets.
Wash windows and clean out gutters.
Check attics/basements for pests or rodents.
Clean the outside of the house, which includes siding and decks, with pressure.
Vacuum furniture, mattresses, and underneath cushions.
Change air filters in the furnace and A/C unit.
Examine light fixtures and ceiling fans for dust.

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