Roommate chore chart

The grid is identical to the one behind the kids and teen charts in this set — a weekly layout with a row per task and a box per day. What changes is who it's written for: this list assumes a lease, not a parenting relationship, so it covers the kitchen, bathroom, trash and shared spaces that actually get argued over when three or four adults split rent on one apartment.

It's deliberately scoped to shared space only — no bedrooms, because those are private in a shared house and not anyone else's job to track. The seven items here (dishes, trash and recycling, bathroom, vacuuming, counters, a shared grocery run, and the living room) are the recurring flashpoints in most roommate arguments, which is exactly what a chart on the fridge is supposed to settle before it becomes one.