Printable Home Inventory Checklist
Here's a free printable home inventory checklist to help you jog your memory to make sure you don't forget any areas or major items in your home that should be included in your personal household inventory.
You can get the free printable version below, by scrolling down. I've also included a text version first, both of which are designed to be used when doing the Create A Home Inventory Challenge, which is part of the 52 Week Organized Home Challenge here on the site.
The checklist has also been designed for use in conjunction with the home inventory forms that have been created for you to fill out, so make sure to get a copy of that form as well.
Here are the items I've listed within the checklist:
- Air conditioner window units / portable heaters
- Appliances
- Artwork
- Attic furniture and contents
- Automobile equipment
- Basement furniture and contents
- Bathroom(s) furniture and contents
- Beds
- Bedding
- Bedroom furniture and contents (master and all additional bedrooms)
- Bikes
- Books
- Cabinets
- Camera
- Carpets and rugs
- Ceiling fans
- China
- Christmas (and other holiday) decorations
- Clothing
- Collections
- Computer / computer accessories (i.e., printer, scanner, etc.)
- Couches / recliners
- Craft materials
- Crystal / glassware
- Curtains and draperies
- Decorative items
- Dehumidifier
- Dining room furniture and contents
- Dishes and utensils
- DVD player (and DVDs)
- Electronics
- Family room furniture and contents
- Fireplace equipment
- Fixtures
- Food in pantry, refrigerator and freezer
- Freezer
- Furniture
- Game systems (such as Wii, Playstation, Xbox, etc.)
- Garage furniture and contents
- Garden equipment
- Golf clubs
- Grill
- Hall(s) furniture and contents
- Hobby items
- Home office furniture and contents
- Ironing equipment
- Items in storage (within your home)
- Jewelry
- Kitchen furniture and contents
- Ladders
- Lamps
- Laundry room furniture, appliances and contents
- Lawn furniture
- Lawn games
- Lawn mower
- Living room furniture and contents
- Musical instruments
- Piano / organ
- Pots and pans, and other kitchen equipment
- Plants and landscaping
- Refrigerator
- Sewing machine
- Shelving
- Silverware / cutlery
- Sporting goods and equipment
- Stereo
- Stove / oven
- Tables / chairs
- Table linens
- Television
- Tools
- Toys and games
- Video equipment
- Washer / dryer
- Workbench
Here's Your Free Printable Checklist
Click here to get printable checklist
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Right now you're decluttering your home, and there's a lot of items to declutter.
I've done the hard work of breaking down these tasks into smaller more manageable steps for you, so you don't get overwhelmed or worry you're forgetting a task, and you can go at the pace you want, whether that's fast or slow.
In addition, you can tackle these decluttering tasks in whatever order you want when you use these checklists!
Additonal Printables And Articles You May Like
Here are some additional printable forms and articles on the site that you may find helpful.
 How To Create A Home Inventory |
 Basement Storage Inventory Form |
 Attic Storage Inventory Form |
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