Our week shift cleaning board
Week of: ________________
Solid = ordinary routine
Dashed = this week only
1. What changed?
2. Who owns it?
3. What can wait?
Free editable and printable template
Make a seven-day cleaning board that shows which person owns each task and which jobs are only for this week. Start with the example below, move tasks to the days that fit, then print the board or save it as a PDF in your browser.
No account is needed. Names and tasks stay in this open page while you edit; closing or reloading it clears your changes.
Free visual cleaning board
Drag a task into the week on desktop. On mobile or keyboard, select a task and then choose a day. Every task lands in one person’s lane, so ownership stays visible.
Private by design. Names and tasks stay in this open page. Use first names or initials and avoid sensitive details.
Desktop shows every person lane. Mobile focuses on one person at a time.
Open day
Open day
Open day
Choose a task, then choose a day — or drag on desktop.
The printout uses the same seven-day lanes and visual task cards.
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Week of: ________________
Solid = ordinary routine
Dashed = this week only
1. What changed?
2. Who owns it?
3. What can wait?
The weekly cleaning schedule guide gives an ordinary-week example, a shorter checklist, and a way to adjust the plan when visitors or family events add work. Check every suggested task against your home and the people doing it; children need caregiver-chosen, supervised tasks and should not handle cleaning chemicals.
Week of: ________________
Solid = ordinary routine
Dashed = this week only
1. What changed?
2. Who owns it?
3. What can wait?