Cleaning household linens regularly is essential to maintain a clean and hygienic home environment. Here’s a yearly calendar to help you remember when to clean different types of household linens:

January:

1. Bed Sheets: Start the year fresh by washing all your bed sheets, pillowcases, and duvet covers.
2. Curtains: Remove and clean your curtains or drapes to remove dust and odors.

February:

1. Tablecloths and Placemats: Launder your tablecloths and placemats after the holiday season.

March:

1. Bathroom Towels: Wash and refresh your bath towels, hand towels, and washcloths.

April:

1. Pillow Protectors: Clean pillow protectors to prevent dust mites and allergens buildup.

May:

1. Mattress Protectors: Remove and wash mattress protectors for a clean and hygienic bed.

June:

1. Summer Blankets: Clean and store heavy winter blankets as you switch to lighter bedding.

July:

1. Patio Cushion Covers: Wash outdoor cushion covers if applicable.

August:

1. Kitchen Towels and Dishcloths: Launder kitchen linens to keep your cooking and dining areas clean.

September:

1. Throw Blankets: Freshen up throw blankets as cooler weather approaches.

October:

1. Pillows: Wash or replace pillows to maintain hygiene and comfort.

November:

1. Guest Room Linens: Clean linens in the guest room before holiday visitors arrive.

December:

1. Holiday Table Linens: Wash and store table linens used during the holiday season.

Every Month:

1. Bed Linens: Change and wash bed linens every 2-3 weeks for optimal hygiene.
2. Kitchen Towels: Regularly swap out kitchen towels and washcloths.
3. Bath Mats: Launder bath mats as needed, depending on usage.
4. Napkins: Wash cloth napkins and dining linens as you use them.
5. Dish Drying Towels: Clean dish drying towels frequently.
6. Cleaning Rags: Wash and replace cleaning rags regularly to avoid spreading dirt.

Keep in mind that these guidelines can be adjusted based on your household’s specific needs and usage patterns. Some items, like bed sheets and towels, may need more frequent cleaning, especially in larger households or during particular seasons. Additionally, always follow the care instructions provided on the labels of your linens to ensure they maintain their quality over time.