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Free kitchen cleaning schedule template.

List what needs cleaning, how often and with what. Staff tick and initial when it’s done, so you can show your cleaning is happening.

A4, landscape. Free, no sign-up. Print as many as you need.

What’s on the sheet

Business: ________Week commencing: ________

Item or areaHow oftenProductMonTueWedThuFriSatSun
Food prep surfaces
Chopping boards
Hand-contact points (handles, switches, screens)
Fridge handles and seals
Sinks and taps
Cooker and hob
Microwave
Floors
Bins (inside and out)
Dishwasher
Extraction canopy and filters
Walls and splashbacks

How to fill it in.

  1. 1

    Fill in how often and which product for each item.

  2. 2

    Use a disinfectant that meets BS EN 1276 or BS EN 13697 where you need to kill bacteria.

  3. 3

    Tick and initial each day it’s done.

The rules behind it.

  • GOV.UK says to set up a cleaning schedule and keep a record, and to be able to show you clean effectively.
  • Store cleaning products away from food.

Official guidance: GOV.UK: cleaning

Daybook helps you keep records. It does not give legal advice or certify training.

Read the guide

Kitchen cleaning schedule template

How to write a kitchen cleaning schedule: what to clean, how often, with what, and who signs it. Includes disinfectant standards and a free template.

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