Free Printable Spring Cleaning Calendar for a Fresh Home

Spring is the perfect time to refresh your home, but tackling a deep clean can feel overwhelming without a plan. That’s why I created this free printable Spring Cleaning Calendar to help you break it down into manageable daily tasks! This simple guide will keep you on track so you can enjoy a cleaner, more organized home—without spending entire weekends buried in chores.

This is more than random cleaning tasks written on a calendar. THERE IS METHOD TO MY MADNESS. And if you work your way through the tasks, your home really will be cleaned top to bottom in just 31 days. Or more, if you need to skip a few days. I won’t tell. 😉

Print the Free Printable Spring Cleaning Calendar

How to Use the Calendar

It’s organized in a specific arrangement (see below) but don’t feel as if you need to follow it by any means. While each task is on a different day, if you have a bunch of free time then do several in one day. If they don’t apply to you because your home is already sparkling in that particular area, just cross it off (lucky you…) or you can stretch a task several days if needed.

You can start it on the first of the month if you want, but it’s formatted to be a 31-day plan so you can really start whenever you wish. You can spring clean in March or May or July, start on the first of the month or the 19th or the 28th– it’ll still work for you. It’s meant to piggyback on your normal cleaning tasks, so keep up your normal cleaning routine and add these tasks on top. 

Helpful Tips for Success

1. Gather Your Supplies

Having all your cleaning essentials in one place makes the process so much smoother! Grab a cleaning caddy and stock it with your go-to supplies like all-purpose cleaner, microfiber cloths, sponges, and rubber gloves so you’re always ready to tackle a task. Keeping everything within reach saves time and helps you stay focused—no more running back and forth to find what you need!

2. Top-Down Cleaning

Always clean from the tops of the room (ceiling fans and light fixtures) to the bottom of the room (baseboards and floors). That way, the dust falls downward and you aren’t re-cleaning the same area a second time. You’ll notice the calendar starts at the top and works it’s way downward until you reach the baseboards and carpet.

3. Target Zones

Let’s face it– the dirtiest areas of my home are the kitchen and the bathrooms. Let’s not think about why. Suffice it to say, they’re active areas with lots of messes. I have two weeks set aside for cleaning those specific areas, so you’re covered. I grouped tasks by area so you can zip from one cleaning job to another, or at the very least keep the mess contained to one area as you work through it.

4. Use Natural Cleaners When Possible

Studies have found that exposure to cleaning products can cause accelerated decline in lung function. If you’re ready to ditch the harsh chemicals, download the free Cleaning With Vinegar e-book below.

Need Clever Cleaning Tips?  I’ve been pinning the best ones to my Cleaning Tips Pinterest Board. Check it out!

I’ll be back with a few favorite cleaning tips to correspond with the tasks on the calendar, but until then, print out the Spring Cleaning Calendar so you’re ready for whenever spring hits your area! Probably June, if you’re in Philly. Yeesh.

What’s the spring cleaning task you dread the most? Favorite cleaning products to use? Tips to share?

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