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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the cleaning schedule in the editor.
  2. Begin with the 'Daily' section. Check off tasks like 'Laundry' and 'Dishes' as you complete them. Use the 'NOTES' field to jot down any specific reminders or observations.
  3. Move to the 'Weekly' section. Here, mark off each task such as 'Dust', 'Clean bathroom(s)', and 'Vacuum'. Utilize the notes area for any additional details about your weekly cleaning routine.
  4. In the 'Monthly' section, ensure you check off tasks like 'Dust ceiling fans' and 'Deep clean appliances'. The notes can help track any special monthly tasks that may arise.
  5. Finally, review the 'Seasonally' section. Mark off larger tasks such as 'Clean gutters' and use the notes for planning seasonal deep cleans or inspections.

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The 20/10 rule involves breaking up your task into a work time of 20 minutes followed by a nonnegotiable 10-minute break. The main idea is to train your brain to associate cleaning with reward.
The 10 Weekly Tasks Clean bathrooms. Clean sink drains. Dust. Wash bedding. Mop. Tidy the pantry. Wipe down microwave. Wipe down fridge.
This method, aka the 6/10 List, was created by Organized Chaos and consists of six daily tasks and 10 weekly tasks. This cleaning method allows you to have a structured checklist of chores that need to be done and a manageable pace.
What is the 20/10 cleaning rule? The 20/10 rule is simple: spend 20 minutes cleaning followed by 10 minutes relaxing. This method is great because its easy to follow and remember.
Coined by Steph of The Secret Slob, this technique requires nothing but a timer and twenty-five free minutes. Pick five rooms or zones and dedicate five minutes per area.

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