30 Days Deep Cleaning House Checklist for 2025

To make things easier, we’ve put together a simple yet effective 30-Day Deep Cleaning House Checklist.

At the end of this article you’ll find a printable 30 days deep cleaning house checklist that you can download and use easily.

Let’s dive in!

Deep Cleaning House Checklist

Day 1: Dusting

Start your cleaning challenge by dusting your entire home. Dust accumulates quickly, especially in hard-to-reach places.

Use a microfiber cloth or duster to clean surfaces, shelves, light fixtures, and ceiling fans. 

Don’t forget the tops of cabinets and door frames. Dusting not only makes your home look cleaner but also improves indoor air quality.

Day 2: Walls

Walls can gather dust, cobwebs, and smudges over time. Use a damp cloth or a mop with a microfiber pad to wipe down your walls.

Pay special attention to corners and baseboards. 

For stubborn stains, a mixture of water and mild detergent can be effective. Clean walls can brighten up your living space significantly.

Day 3: Baseboards

Baseboards are often overlooked but can harbor a lot of dust and grime.

Use a damp cloth to wipe them down or a vacuum with a brush attachment for a quick clean. 

For tough spots, a mixture of water and vinegar can help. Clean baseboards give your home a polished look.

Day 4: Entryway

Your entryway is the first thing people see when they visit your home. Declutter and organize shoes, coats, and other items.

Sweep or vacuum the floor and wipe down surfaces. 

Consider adding a mat to catch dirt and keep this area tidy. A clean entryway sets a welcoming tone for your home.

Day 5: Pantry

A clean pantry can make meal prep easier and help you keep track of what you have.

Start by taking everything out and wiping down the shelves. Discard expired items and organize the rest. 

Group similar items together and use bins or baskets to keep things neat. A well-organized pantry can save you time and reduce food waste.

Day 6: Kitchen Cabinets

Over time, kitchen cabinets can accumulate grease and grime. Wipe down the exterior and interior of your cabinets with a mixture of water and mild detergent. 

Pay attention to handles and knobs, as they can harbor germs. Clean cabinets not only look better but also help maintain a hygienic kitchen.

Day 7: Window Tracks

Window tracks can collect dust, dirt, and dead bugs. Use a vacuum with a crevice tool to remove loose debris, then wipe down the tracks with a damp cloth. 

For stubborn dirt, use a toothbrush and soapy water. Clean window tracks ensure your windows operate smoothly and look better.

Day 8: Windows

Clean windows can let in more light and improve your home’s appearance. Use a glass cleaner or a mixture of vinegar and water to clean the inside and outside of your windows. 

Wipe with a microfiber cloth to avoid streaks. Don’t forget to clean the window frames and sills.

Day 9: Window Screens

Window screens can trap dust and pollen, reducing airflow. Remove the screens and wash them with soapy water.

Rinse thoroughly and let them dry before reinstalling. Clean screens help keep the air in your home fresh and clean.

Day 10: Blinds + Curtains

Blinds and curtains can gather dust and odors. Dust blinds with a microfiber cloth or a vacuum with a brush attachment. 

Wash curtains according to the care label instructions. Clean window treatments can enhance the look of your home and improve indoor air quality.

Day 11: Fridge

A clean fridge can prevent odors and make it easier to find what you need.

Remove all items and wipe down shelves and drawers with a mixture of water and baking soda. 

Discard expired food and organize the rest. Clean the door seals and replace items neatly. A clean fridge helps keep your food fresh.

Day 12: Range Hood Filter

The range hood filter can become clogged with grease and reduce its efficiency. Remove the filter and soak it in hot, soapy water. 

Scrub with a brush if necessary, then rinse and let it dry before reinstalling. A clean filter improves air quality and kitchen ventilation.

Day 13: Stove + Oven

Your stove and oven can accumulate grease and food residue. Clean the stovetop with a suitable cleaner, paying attention to burners and grates. 

For the oven, remove racks and clean them separately. Use an oven cleaner to tackle the interior, following the manufacturer’s instructions.

A clean stove and oven can improve cooking efficiency and safety.

Day 14: Microwave

A clean microwave ensures safe and efficient cooking. Wipe down the exterior with a damp cloth. Inside, microwave a bowl of water and lemon slices for a few minutes to loosen food splatters. 

Wipe the interior clean. Don’t forget to clean the turntable and vent. A clean microwave prevents odors and keeps your food safe.

Day 15: Kitchen Sink + Dishwasher

Your kitchen sink and dishwasher can harbor bacteria and odors. Clean the sink with a disinfectant, focusing on the drain and faucet.

For the dishwasher, run an empty cycle with a cup of vinegar to remove buildup. 

Wipe down the door and gasket. A clean sink and dishwasher ensure your dishes are hygienically clean.

Day 16: Mattress

Your mattress can accumulate dust mites and allergens. Vacuum the surface and sides of the mattress. Spot clean any stains with a suitable cleaner. 

You should consider using a mattress protector to keep it clean longer. A clean mattress promotes better sleep hygiene.

Day 17: Bathroom Cabinets

Bathroom cabinets can become cluttered with products. Empty the cabinets and wipe down the shelves.

Discard expired items and organize the rest. Clean the cabinet doors and handles. 

An organized bathroom cabinet makes it easier to find what you need and keeps your space tidy.

Day 18: Bathroom Sink + Toilet

A clean bathroom sink and toilet are essential for hygiene. Scrub the sink with a bathroom cleaner, paying attention to the faucet and drain.

For the toilet, use a toilet cleaner and brush to clean the bowl and rim. Wipe down the exterior with a disinfectant. A clean sink and toilet ensure a sanitary bathroom.

Day 19: Clean Grout

Grout can become discolored and harbor mold. Use a grout cleaner or a mixture of baking soda and water to scrub the grout lines. 

For stubborn stains, a grout brush can be helpful. Clean grout enhances the appearance of your tiles and maintains a healthy environment.

Day 20: Bathtub + Shower

Your bathtub and shower can accumulate soap scum and mildew. Use a bathroom cleaner to scrub the surfaces, paying attention to corners and fixtures. 

Rinse thoroughly. For glass doors, use a glass cleaner to remove water spots. A clean bathtub and shower ensure a refreshing bathing experience.

Day 21: Shower Head

A clogged shower head can reduce water flow. Remove the shower head and soak it in vinegar to dissolve mineral deposits. 

Scrub with a brush if necessary, then rinse and reattach. A clean shower head improves water pressure and ensures a pleasant shower.

Day 22: Upholstered Furniture

Upholstered furniture can trap dust and allergens. Vacuum the surfaces and crevices using an upholstery attachment. Spot clean any stains with a suitable cleaner. 

Consider using fabric freshener to keep your furniture smelling fresh. Clean furniture enhances your living space and improves air quality.

Day 23: Shower Curtain

Shower curtains can harbor mold and mildew. Remove the curtain and wash it according to the care label instructions. 

For plastic curtains, wipe down with a mixture of water and vinegar. A clean shower curtain ensures a hygienic bathroom.

Day 24: Mirrors

Clean mirrors can brighten up your space. Use a glass cleaner or a mixture of vinegar and water to wipe down the mirrors. 

Use a microfiber cloth to avoid streaks. Clean mirrors reflect more light and make your home feel more spacious.

Day 25: Clean Vent Covers

Vent covers can collect dust and reduce airflow. Remove the covers and wash them with soapy water. 

Rinse thoroughly and let them dry before reinstalling. Clean vent covers improve air quality and ventilation in your home.

Day 26: Washing Machine

A clean washing machine ensures your clothes come out fresh. Run an empty cycle with hot water and a cup of vinegar to remove buildup. 

Wipe down the door seal and detergent drawer. A clean washing machine prevents odors and maintains efficiency.

Day 27: Kitchen Sink

The kitchen sink can harbor bacteria and odors. Scrub the sink with a disinfectant, focusing on the drain and faucet. 

For stainless steel sinks, a mixture of baking soda and water can remove stains. A clean sink ensures a hygienic kitchen.

Day 28: Sweep + Vacuum

Sweeping and vacuuming your floors regularly keeps them free of dust and debris. Pay attention to corners and under furniture. 

For carpets, use a vacuum with a HEPA filter to trap allergens. Clean floors improve air quality and make your home look tidy.

Day 29: Wash Floors

Washing your floors removes dirt and stains. Use a suitable cleaner for your floor type, whether it’s hardwood, tile, or laminate. 

Mop the floors thoroughly, changing the water as needed. Clean floors enhance the appearance of your home and maintain hygiene.

Day 30: Final Touches

On the final day, go through your home and take care of any remaining tasks. Spot clean carpets, polish furniture, and do a final dusting. 

Walk through each room to ensure everything is in order. A final touch-up ensures your home is thoroughly clean and ready to enjoy.