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Deep Cleaning Schedule for the Whole House

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The mistake most people make: they deep clean everything at once, burn out in one weekend, then don't touch it for months. A rotating schedule spreads the work across 12 weeks so no single session takes more than 2–3 hours.

Why This Matters

The 12-Week Rotation (Repeat Every 3 Months)

Quick Weekly Maintenance (15–20 minutes, keeps deep cleaning on track)

  1. Wipe kitchen counters, stove, sink (daily)
  2. Bathroom toilet, sink, mirror spray (2x weekly)
  3. Sweep/vacuum high-traffic areas (3x weekly)
  4. Empty trash, tidy floors (daily)
  5. Wipe baseboards in main room (1x weekly)

Tools & Supplies to Stock

Pro tip: Set a timer for each room. The constraint forces focus and makes it feel like a game rather than a chore. Once you finish a zone, you're done for the week—no guilt.

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Please stop using swiffer mop/ other pre made mop solutions!!!!
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