Household Cleaning Schedule Organizer, Chore Chart Notebook, Daily Weekly Monthly Cleaning Planner, Task Checklist for Home Organization and Routine Tracking, 2 Pack

Lots of checklists but no guidance
I was so excited to find a planner designed for those of us with certain obstacles to staying organized and keeping a clean and uncluttered home. I must admit though I was disappointed once I received this product and looked through it. Yes, there are a lot of different lists and checklists to use, but that’s part of the problem. This is basically a large collection of task lists, with tasks broken out in different ways or tracked in different ways. There is no guidance provided regarding how someone could successfully approach home chores using this planner, and without that those of us most in need of help just get overwhelmed by all the lists and lack of explanation and give up before we even start.There are some good ideas contained in this planner in terms of how to break out tasks in different ways to make them manageable. I’ve tried to illustrate that by posting photos of some pages without sharing too much content here.It’s too bad this doesn’t come with a digital companion product. Users could print unlimited pages, choosing whether to print premade lists and which ones to use, or opting to customize one or more lists before printing. Alternatively, this could be expanded to include guidelines on how to approach using it, with the target audience in mind.One thing to be aware of is that, although the back cover says there are 36 portrait and 36 blank portrait pages, there are actually 29 portrait and 6 landscape pages of each type. I can’t see getting very far using this planner as is, but it has given me the idea to create my own digital checklists that will appeal to my brain’s need for quick and frequent hits of a certain neurotransmitter.

A little daunting..
I got this thinking “FINALLY! Something to help my ADHD cleaning issues!!” I ripped the packaging open, “awwww look at how cute these pens are! I can’t wait to use them!!!” Then… THEN I OPENED THE PLANNER! Page 1 looked do able.. organized. Nice check boxes.. but then I turned the page and I was so overwhelmed I couldn’t close the planner fast enough.Now, it doesn’t come with a “this is best used as…” just – here’s the planner have fun! The IDEA is there and could be really nice… if you maybe have a non-ADHDer in the house that could help you bite this off into what you need, absolutely. There’s even a nice blank “our family chore chart” in the back. BUT! If you are on your own and struggling with managing your ADHD, this is not the planner for you. This will more than likely find its way onto the flat surface of doom that is a pile of helpful books that haven’t been very helpful…

Has room to write, but needs improvement
Unfortunately this wasn’t a good as I was hoping. It does have a lot of pages that have pre-organized where you can fill in each room’s needs. I like that it has so many different options and you can basically pick which ones work for you. However, the pages that I do like only have one set and once they are written in then that’s it, you can’t reuse them if you use pens. Also, the pens that came with this didn’t work. I tried writing with both of them for about 5 minutes and neither one ever had ink come out. I do also wish that the covers were sturdy, or plastic, versus paper. Overall it is ok, but a little bit of a let down.