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The Ultimate FemDom Household Chore List

The submissive man’s handling of chores cuts two ways. Performing tasks is an important part of his servitude. His every act should ease his Mistress Owner’s life.

Regular performance of chores keeps the submissive male mindful of his status as servant. He duty to please his Mistress. It reinforce awareness of his inferior status.

Daily Chores

Make beds.

Wash your dishes (by hand or in the dishwasher) after the meals. When dry or done, unload the dishwasher and put the dishes away.

Deal with the mail. Do this on a daily basis to keep clutter under control. Sort out the bills and important papers. Recycle the junk mail and outer envelopes, and file the rest of the mail away.

Vacuum high-traffic areas, particularly the main entries and kitchen.

Clean kitchen counter tops and the stove top. Put things away and wipe them down.

Clean up spills, dirt and other messes, as needed.

Put things in their place – toss clothes in hampers, take dishes to kitchen and have kids put their toys away.

Take out the trash, compost and recycling as needed.

Do a quick wipe of bathroom sinks, counters and faucets.

Weekly Chores

Do laundry. That includes washing clothes, bed sheets and towels. Fold and hang clothes as soon as they dry to prevent wrinkles.

Vacuum or sweep all floors, including the hard surfaces.

Mop hard floor surfaces and dust mop hardwood floors.

Dust. A quick dusting once a week helps reduce allergens and protects surfaces from scratches and wear.

Thoroughly clean bathrooms, including the toilet, shower and mirror.

Attend to your refrigerator and freezer. Throw out unused leftovers, pitch anything spoiled and do a quick wipe of the inside and rinse of detachable parts.

Wipe down kitchen cabinets and appliances, paying close attention to handles.

Monthly Chores

Clean furniture. Vacuum cloth furniture, such as sofas. Wipe down wood furniture with cleaners. Treat leather furniture with a conditioner.

Wash mattress covers, pillow covers, comforters and duvets.

Clean the inside of your oven.

Wipe down baseboards and moldings, doors and door frames.

Wash ceiling light fixtures, and wipe fan blades.

Clean inside the dishwasher with a cleaner recommended by the manufacturer.

Dust, vacuum or wash window coverings.

Wipe light switches, door handles and the surrounding wall area.

Chores to Do Seasonally

Attend to your closets and dressers by donating items you no longer wear. Store winter and summer clothes in bins or in the back of the closest when out of season.

Vacuum window screens with an attachment.

Wash windows inside and out. Cleaner bottles that attach to your garden hose make this job easy – and fun for kids!

Deep clean the fridge, freezer and pantry. Throw out expired items and scrub everything.

Run a carpet cleaner and clean your rugs. Clean the floor under the rugs, as well.

Clean under furniture. Move lighter pieces and use an attachment to vacuum under heavier items.

Vacuum and clean out vents and their covers.

Wash all pillows.

Clean wood furniture. 

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