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    Default cleaning schedule

    I am trying to do a cleaning schedule...and I am stuck 5 minutes in..

    if I write down what I do daily there is hardly anything left to do for weekly...
    I could say deep clean weekly....or do I have to give details??

    I am confused!
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    Default Re: cleaning schedule

    For weekly I have deep cleaning... cooker, fridge, windows, tiles.

    Also calibrate thermometer and check for pests... but those might be on my safety checklist I can't remember

    hth

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    Oh my goodness, I didn't realise we had to have a cleaning schedule. Is this an Ofsted requirement or Environmental Health?

    Linda

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    It's not a requirement but, like a lot of things, it's good practice.

    I don't have one but a childminder I know had her daily, weekly, monthly cleaning schedule on the kitchen wall when Ofsted inspected and they loved it.

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    My husband would love it!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by linda2girls View Post
    My husband would love it!!!

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    ha ha!! Mine too!!!!

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    i havent got one.
    dont mind doing a list ...its the sticking to it ill have trouble with! Do you clean your fridge weekly? really?
    Im more of the if it needs doing then ill do it , not cos a bit of paper says so kind of gal. better known as........lazy!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by mama2three View Post
    i havent got one.
    dont mind doing a list ...its the sticking to it ill have trouble with! Do you clean your fridge weekly? really?
    Im more of the if it needs doing then ill do it , not cos a bit of paper says so kind of gal. better known as........lazy!!
    i do mine when i go shopping clean out stuff i look at and think im not eattin that ive just brought a new one, wipe over shelves as i refill.. but ive always done this not just since i became a childminder... do u think i have ocd

    forgot to say do it with my cupboards to when i put tins away new one to back old to front .... oh i think i might have ocd
    Dust its Fairy Dust

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    Default Re: cleaning schedule

    Quote Originally Posted by sarah707 View Post
    For weekly I have deep cleaning... cooker, fridge, windows, tiles.

    Also calibrate thermometer and check for pests... but those might be on my safety checklist I can't remember

    hth
    I think my cooker is beyond deep cleaning, even Mr Muscle would have palpitations if he looked inside at the back.... a new one is on my list!

    Do you detail what you do for each area, or just the area?

    Jen x

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    Default Re: cleaning schedule

    At nursery we used to a have a weekly cleaning rota for tous too, so we would try and clean 2 lots with milton a week. That way if you have young ones that put everything to mouth then you know they are clean. x

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    Default Re: cleaning schedule

    mine is just a checklist exactly the same as my daily risk assessment checklist with the date along the top of the cleaning jobs down the side. I go through the list daily and tick off what I have done.

    So daily I clean down kitchen surfaces (although wit is more like 10 times a day), Hoover, Tidy Toys, clean toilets,

    Then twice weekly I will tick I have cleaned my hard floors

    and weekly all the other jobs. I don't really have a deep clean as such everything is just done when it needs to be.

    Also I only have the cleaning on the check list that effects my child minded children so I don't have cleaning windows and things like that.
    Hope that helps a little
    Me x

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    Default Re: cleaning schedule

    My oven is definitely well beyond Mr Muscle, think I may have to get one of those oven cleaning companies come in - wonder if I can claim that. But I have a daily checklist to ensure everything is safe and I ensure I clean the surfaces regularly. I don't state I will do a deep clean as time could be an issue, though I'm sure my husband would love it. I disinfect the bin lid regularly and wipe the shelves of my fridge weekly(ish).
    I think you could go mad, but we do have lives as well, and I think most kids survive a bit of dirt! xxxxx

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    Hi..hmm maybe i have OCD as clean whenever i get a chance. I have no rota as such as eveything is clean! BUT that was when my mindee was a few hours a day and now i am not working and i start with the twins it will be a diff story! thinking of getting a cleaner as dont think i will be able to keep on top of it tbh.

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    My rules are that I do a hoover through after meal times, clean the kitchen as I go and do a whole house clean once a week. End of story LOL. I have nowhere left in my tiny house to display a cleaning schedule as well as fire escape plans and photos and certificates! LOL. Space on the wall to see my lovely peach paint work would be nice.

 

 

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