Guide
Household cleaning tracker: know when the cleaning was actually done.
Keep recurring cleaning jobs from being repeated too soon or forgotten for too long by using the latest real completion as the shared reference point.
Cleaning creates the same memory gap in two directions
Bathroom cleaning, vacuuming, mopping, towels, windows, the fridge, and deep cleaning all happen often enough to matter but not always often enough to remember precisely.
Without a shared Last Done record, one person may repeat a job that was already handled while another job quietly slips for too long.
Clean bathroom
The household can see when the bathroom was actually cleaned and whether the weekly task now deserves attention.
One pattern can cover many recurring cleaning jobs
The same approach works for vacuuming, mopping, changing towels, replacing a kitchen sponge, cleaning the fridge or oven, washing windows, and periodic deep cleaning.
Done When does not decide a universal cleaning schedule. It keeps the real completion history visible so the household can apply the cadence that fits each task.
Related timing problems
For lower-frequency maintenance, see the household maintenance tracker. For the broader timing problem, see when was it last done?
Related: all Done When use cases, all Done When guides, features, and FAQ.
Keep shared tasks clear without over-managing them.
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