NEAT Cleaning Schedules and Checklists: 12 Months of Daily, Weekly and Monthly Cleaning Schedules | A Perfect Checklist Planner and Household Chore ... Stress and Finally Get Rid of the Mess)

This planner is perfect for me. I've been in a serious funk due to clutter, ADD, overwhelmed, and my house has suffered tremendously, which is all just a vicious cycle. This planner has a simplistic design so it's not distracting or overwhelming. It follows a SMART approach. The layout promotes discipline through a schedule. The majority of the pages are pre-filled which I thought would bother me but I actually appreciate it because it helps create habits. It would be good if each day had one blank line but it's really not a big deal to cross out of add if needed. I love that it tells me what to do since I really needed guidance. If you can relate to my situation I highly recommend it.4 pages - habit tracker1 page - 12 month deep clean1 page - cleaning supplies blank40 pages - daily/weekly checklist12 pages - daily/weekly blank10 pages - monthly checklist2 pages - monthly checklist blank2 pages - maintenance/repair blank2 pages - projects blank1 page - monthly goals blank2 pages - notes

I shared the info with friends. I find it keeps me on top of chores and I am happier with the organization of the every day minutiea. I know when i have accomplished a task instead of wondering how long it has been since I cleaned something.

We all have them in our home things we don’t really look at until someone’s coming for a visit. Easy to keep track of what still needs to be done and how long it will take.. easy to read extra spots. If you need a little extra work if you have someone that comes in and helps you whether it’s a spouse or a friend it’s great to know what’s been finished one day so you know what you have to do later in the week or later in the month! Does what it says it does! Enjoy

I would say 75% of the book is the same checklist over and over (If this is the part 2 book, Not the part 1).It does have some different material and pages, but the majority of it is the same page photocopied 52 times for every week of the year.... Yay!.

The book is ok, but one needs to realize: 1. the paper quality could improve, but not super thin. 2. the same pages are in the book, like being copied over and over. The distinct page titles are: 1. Habit Stacking 2. 12 month deep cleaning 3. cleaning supply list 4. weekly cleaning checklist 5. monthly cleaning checklist and 5. maintainance and replacement checklist. There's no introduction explaining rationale. So really what I received in this book were about 5 different pages overall repeated to make a thick book. I thought there was going to be some tips/tricks and ideas to supplement the checklists. For example, why am I cleaning bathrooms on Monday and the kitchen on Tuesday? It would be helpful to know why the author thought cleaning bathrooms on Monday is preferred over cleaning bathrooms on Thursday. It's a weird book.

I liked that the were many copies of the list (enough for a year) including weekly and monthly worksheets. I didn’t like the way the cleaning was distributed example my preference is to do all my laundry for the week in one or two days. The list has you doing one load a day . But it is easy to add on the back of the worksheet where they list extra cleaning jobs. I am retired but this would probably be better suited for someone who works.

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As a chronic list maker, I found this guide to be a perfect way to do little jobs every day instead of trying to do a BIG job in one day.