Cleaning chores every month
Certain areas take a little longer to get unclean. Use them no more than once every four weeks.
An example of a scrub brush

All around
-Dust every surface, including picture frames, bookshelves, your TV and console, side tables, and more. This may need to be done every two weeks.
-Apply glass cleaner and use a clean cloth to spritz and wipe the inside of the windows.
-After using a microfiber cloth to dust the baseboards, follow these guidelines for cleaning.

-Use your vacuum’s brush attachment to dust blinds, or use a microfiber cloth to gently clean each slat. If they appear extremely dirty, think about giving them a deeper clean.
-Rinse the filter on your vacuum if you can. (Once a year, give the machine a thorough cleaning.)
-Dust vents and ceiling fans.

Restroom
-Fixtures and mirrors should be cleaned. To prevent stains from appearing, spray solution onto your microfiber cloth rather than the mirror.
-If your shower curtain and liner fit into the washing machine, wash them. (The majority can!) Try these suggestions and an enzyme stain spray if you have to clean yours by hand.

KITCHEN
-Including the filthy, sticky burner grates, scrub the stovetop.
-Using a microfiber cloth and warm, soapy water, scrub the appliance fronts and cabinet doors.
-Empty and sanitize trash cans.

-To de-stink the dishwasher, put a bowl of distilled white vinegar on the top rack and run a cycle. also wash the filter. Wash the gasket and door rack as well while you’re at it.
-If the top of the refrigerator is exposed, dust and clean it.

Living Area
The couch and other upholstered pieces should be vacuumed. To retrieve every last crumb, remove the cushions using the proper attachment. Keep an eye out for any loose change.

laundry area
Give your washer a thorough cleaning. Remember to use the gasket. Advice: To lessen the chance of mildew, keep the door open in between cycles.