Where does it go? Free printables · Home resets

The weekly home reset

The short answer

A thirty-minute reset once a week, not a clean: three surfaces cleared, the bags out to the car, the mail opened into three piles, the fridge checked and a meal plan written, the calendar read and one hotspot chosen for the week. Then stop. It is the difference between a week that starts and one that catches up.

Sunday evening or Monday morning, whichever you will actually do. Thirty minutes, timer on.

Or print from the browser: Ctrl+P on Windows, ⌘P on a Mac. Only the sheet prints.

What is on the sheet?

The month, one tick per part per week

Weekly reset parts done each week
Part	Week 1	Week 2	Week 3	Week 4
Surfaces	Surfaces, Week 1	Surfaces, Week 2	Surfaces, Week 3	Surfaces, Week 4
Bags out	Bags out, Week 1	Bags out, Week 2	Bags out, Week 3	Bags out, Week 4
Paper	Paper, Week 1	Paper, Week 2	Paper, Week 3	Paper, Week 4
Food	Food, Week 1	Food, Week 2	Food, Week 3	Food, Week 4
The week ahead	The week ahead, Week 1	The week ahead, Week 2	The week ahead, Week 3	The week ahead, Week 4
Laundry	Laundry, Week 1	Laundry, Week 2	Laundry, Week 3	Laundry, Week 4
Then stop	Then stop, Week 1	Then stop, Week 2	Then stop, Week 3	Then stop, Week 4

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Where do the bags go afterwards?

Op shop, refund, drop-off or bin: Where does it go? answers it by state. The other sheets are on the printables page.

What is on the sheet?

Surfaces

Bags out

Paper

Food

The week ahead

Laundry

Then stop

The month, one tick per part per week

Where do the bags go afterwards?