New Weekly Chore/Laundry List

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DAILY
CHORE LIST

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DAILY SCHEDULE

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DAILY CHORE LIST
DAILY SCHEDULE

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Household Task Blog
Monday

Do the weekly baking.

Housekeeper comes.  Help her as needed:

Deep clean living room

  • vacuum
  • vacuum furniture
  • dust
  • clean walls
  • clean doorframes
  • sweep/mop
  • windows

Deep clean dining room

  • vacuum
  • vacuum furniture
  • dust
  • clean walls
  • clean doorframes
  • sweep/mop
  • windows

Deep clean bedrooms

  • vacuum
  • dust
  • windows
  • walls
  • change beds

Deep clean bathrooms

  • toilets
  • sinks
  • tubs/showers
  • sweep/mop
  • door frames/walls

Laundry:

  • white with bleach
  • all bedding
Plan all of the blog posts for the next week.

Read blog roll and comment.

ironing

Tuesday Laundry:

  • Jeans
  • Towels
No blog work.

bathroom

Wednesday Deep Clean Kitchen:

  • sweep/mop
  • clean counters
  • clean out fridge and freezer – wipe inside and outside
  • wipe down outside of cupboards
  • windows
  • walls

Laundry:

  • gray/green
  • blue/purple
Make rough drafts of next week’s blog posts.

laundry

Thursday Laundry:

  • Red
  • Black/brown
Clean up the rough drafts of the posts, add any pictures.

mopping

Friday

Outside

  • mow and/or rake
  • sweep porches
  • clean windows
  • sweep away cobwebs
  • wipe down outside lights
  • clean door handles

Go through weekly ads and coupons.

Laundry:

  • white no bleach
  • delicates
Confirm posts look good. Go through the linky schedules and make sure the timing is right for everything.

Read blog roll & comment.

dishes

3 thoughts on “New Weekly Chore/Laundry List

  1. Hallee,

    You are truly an inspiration! You are so organized and disciplined. I feel lacking.

    Thanks for showing us the way.

    Terry

  2. Thanks, this is quite an inspiration because if you can organize a blog like this and also run the household to include running here and there with children I give you credit. Many women would be envious of such talents. It takes lots of understanding a high work ethic and of course a ton of prayer, but it is all worth it as the end result is peace and happiness by not only fulfilling your obligation as a parent and mother (teacher) and wife but as a Christian. I am getting ‘over the hill’ now but it never hurts to seek out a few ‘hints’ on how to keep up with cleaning. (A woman’s work is never done) CAN be rephrased and thanks to you I am going to start today. I will be housekeeper/companion for an elderly couple who live nearby and I was trying and trying to Google a housekeeping chore list and could not find anything but a home health aid list so I remembered your blog and came back to print your’s out! This is VERY original and I think it will help! I am also inspired by you to create my own schedule list in Excel!

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