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Household Chore Chart
Record an arrangement the people involved actually agree to.
Write a task, the person who agreed to it and timing only where it matters. Leave open questions marked “not agreed.” The chart records an agreement; it does not decide what is fair or make anyone cooperate.
One-page US Letter PDFs. The blank chart is ready to download; no setup, email or account needed. Fill in your own copy. This page does not collect or save household details.
Use the PDF or print the blank sheet below.
Good & Steady
Household Chore Chart
Record agreed tasks. Write “not agreed” where the arrangement is unresolved.
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What “done” means / open questions / proposed changes:
A voluntary coordination note, not a contract or relationship advice.
A filled example
Invented entries show the format. They are not suggested assignments, deadlines or a standard for your household.
| Task | Who | When | Done |
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| Put clean dishes away | Alex | When agreed | ✓ |
| Take recycling out | Sam | Before collection | □ |
| Discuss shared supplies | Not agreed | Not agreed | □ |
Example note: “Done” for dishes means returning them to their usual places. Ask before changing who takes on a task.