Passover Cleaning Checklist - With Check Marks

Passover Cleaning Checklist - With Check Marks

Let’s create a clear, organized Passover cleaning checklist that’s perfect for printing. I’ll structure it by timeframe and make it easy to check off each task.

Passover Cleaning Checklist

2 Weeks Before Passover – Declutter & Plan

[ ] Go through all rooms and remove unnecessary items.
[ ] Make a shopping list for cleaning supplies.
[ ] Identify areas that need deep cleaning (kitchen, cabinets, pantry, etc.).

1 Week Before Passover – Deep Kitchen Cleaning

[ ] Clean refrigerator and freezer (remove old items, wipe shelves).
[ ] Clean oven and stovetop thoroughly.
[ ] Clean microwave inside and out.
[ ] Empty and wipe pantry shelves; remove chametz.
[ ] Wash all dishes, utensils, and cookware.
[ ] Clean countertops, sink, and backsplash.
[ ] Dust and wipe dining room furniture.
[ ] Vacuum and mop floors.
[ ] Wash tablecloths, chair covers, curtains if needed.

3–4 Days Before Passover – Bedrooms & Bathrooms

[ ] Dust furniture, baseboards, and light fixtures.
[ ] Change bed linens.
[ ] Vacuum carpets, rugs, and mop floors.
[ ] Clean bathrooms (sinks, tubs, toilets, mirrors).
[ ] Check cabinets for remaining chametz.
[ ] Clean small kitchen appliances (toaster, blender, coffee maker).
[ ] Mop kitchen floors again.

1–2 Days Before Passover – Final Prep

[ ] Cover or set aside Passover dishes and utensils.
[ ] Do a final check for chametz in drawers, cabinets, and under furniture.
[ ] Sweep and mop floors.
[ ] Quick dusting and vacuuming of living areas.
[ ] Remove any visible chametz items.

Day Before Passover (Erev Pesach) – Chametz Elimination

[ ] Burn or sell remaining chametz according to tradition.
[ ] Sweep and mop floors one last time.
[ ] Wipe down countertops and tables.
[ ] Set the Seder table (clean and ready).
[ ] Place fresh linens and towels.
[ ] Ensure all Passover dishes and utensils are ready for use.

Extra Tips

Clean top to bottom to avoid re-dusting.
Use separate cloths/sponges for chametz vs. Passover areas.
Focus first on high-traffic areas: kitchen, dining room, living room.
Delegate tasks to family members when possible.

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