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FAQ:

Q: How much cleaning should you do a day? What things should be in the daily cleaning routine or on a daily cleaning checklist?

A: The amount of cleaning chores you should do in a day depends on several factors, including personal preferences, the size of your living space, the number of occupants, and the level of cleanliness you desire. Here are some general guidelines:

• Daily cleaning schedule: Certain cleaning tasks are typically done on a daily basis to maintain a clean and tidy living space. These may include making beds, doing dishes, wiping down kitchen countertops, cleaning up spills and messes, and tidying up clutter.
• Regular maintenance cleaning: In addition to daily tasks, it's important to schedule regular maintenance cleaning to keep your home in good condition. This may involve tasks such as vacuuming or sweeping floors, mopping hard surfaces, dusting surfaces, cleaning bathrooms, and wiping down frequently touched areas like doorknobs and light switches.
• Weekly Cleaning, or Monthly? Deep cleaning tasks, such as cleaning windows, washing curtains, shampooing carpets, scrubbing grout, and sanitizing the dishwasher or washing machine are typically done less frequently, depending on the specific needs of your home. These tasks may be done on a weekly, monthly, or seasonal basis.

It's important to find a cleaning routine that works for you and fits into your schedule. Some people prefer to do a little bit of cleaning each day to maintain a consistently clean home, while others may prefer to dedicate specific days or blocks of time for more intensive cleaning sessions.

Remember, the key is to find a balance that suits your lifestyle and keeps your living space clean and comfortable.