Cleaning Checklist

The following is a checklist of all areas that should be searched well and thoroughly cleaned from all traces of chametz.

Room By Room Checklist

dining room
front room
dinette
vestibule
study, library
den, playroom, recreation room
kitchen
laundry room
master bedroom
children's rooms
guest room
nursery

bathroom
adjacent living areas
attic
basement
car
garage
hallways
office
porch, deck, or terrace
staircases
storage areas

Alphabetical Listing

Attic
Arts 'n' crafts
Basement
Bedroom
Bed
Bed frame
Behind furniture
Bookcase
Books
Breadbox
Briefcase
Buffet
Cabinets
Candlesticks
Carpets
Car
Car seats
Carriage
Cell phones
Chairs
China closet
Closets
Clothing
Coats
Coat closet
Computer and keyboard
Cosmetics
Couch
Crib

Desks and drawers
Dining room
Dishwashers
Dressers and drawers
Entertainment center
Exercise equipment
Floors, carpets
Freezer
Furniture
Garage
Garbage cans
High chairs
IPods
Kitchen
Kitchen appliances
Lamps
Laundry hamper
Linen closet
Living room
Luggage
Lunch boxes
Medicine cabinet
Office or workspace
Oven
Pet cages

Playpen
Playroom
Pockets
Pocketbook
Pocket PC
Porch
Radiators
Radios
Recreation room
Recliner
Refrigerator
Remote controls
Rings
School bags
School lockers
Sewing box
Shopping cart
Sink
Staircases
Storage room
Stove
Stovetop
Stroller
Table
Telephone
Toys
Utility drawers
Vacuum cleaner
Wallets
Washing machine/dryer
Windowsills
Woodwork
Yard

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Posted: Apr 18, 2008

keyboard

Turn the keyboard over and shake it well over a garbage can or large sheet of paper. Then used a compressed air can (available in department stores and computer supply stores) to clean out the interior, finally go over the keys with a slighly damp cloth or paper towel and check between keys to make sure no crumbs are left.

Posted By Chani Benjaminson, chabad.org

Posted: Apr 18, 2008

whats the sufficient way to clean computer key board

Posted By y, b, ny

Posted: Mar 25, 2007

Handy List

Thanks for this handy dany list. it makes us feel less panicky. I feel now I have more control what has to be cleaned, and what has to be sold with the Chometz.
Chag Someach to all.

Posted By Gisele, Brooklyn , NY