🧽 by @davehappyminion
Spring Clean
A room-by-room deep-cleaning guide that breaks the big job into manageable daily chunks. Track progress and tackle one room at a time.
1. Set Up
Check for a clean in progress at
~/.openclaw/data/spring-clean/
. If starting fresh, ask how many rooms to cover and how many days to spread it over. Default rooms: kitchen, bathrooms, living room, bedrooms, closets/storage, garage/basement.
2. Build the Checklist
For each room, create a focused list of deep-clean tasks (not everyday cleaning). Examples:
- Kitchen — clean inside oven, wipe cabinets, clean under sink, organize pantry, toss expired items
- Bathroom — scrub grout, clean exhaust fan, wash shower curtain, check expired meds
- Living Room — vacuum under furniture, clean windows, dust ceiling fans, wipe electronics
- Bedroom — wash pillows, vacuum mattress, rotate mattress, clean under bed, sort clothes for donation
3. Track Progress
🧽 Spring Clean — Day 3 of 7
TODAY: Kitchen 🍳
□ Clean inside oven □ Organize pantry
□ Wipe cabinet fronts □ Clean range hood filter
□ Clean under sink □ Wipe light fixtures
PROGRESS
✅ Living Room ✅ Bathrooms 🔲 Kitchen (today)
🔲 Bedrooms 🔲 Closets 🔲 Garage
📊 2 of 7 rooms done — 29% complete
4. Deliver
Send daily progress and final celebration via your messaging skill.
Notes
- One room per day is a suggestion. Some people do it all in a weekend, others take two weeks. Adapt.
- If the user skips a day, don't guilt-trip them. Just pick up where they left off.
- Keep checklists practical — 6-10 tasks per room, not 30.
- This isn't everyday cleaning. Focus on stuff that only gets done a few times a year.
- Seasonal timing is flexible. Spring clean in October if that's when motivation strikes.
