Appliance Cleaning Cycle

Problem

Household appliance cleaning often depends on guesswork: how often to clean a washing machine, whether to remove an air conditioner's evaporator, or whether a water purifier needs cleaning versus filter replacement. This skill turns that judgment into a repeatable workflow: given an appliance list, usage frequency, city, and water quality, it outputs cleaning cycles, DIY versus professional boundaries, a calendar, and price ranges.

How it works

The skill starts with an appliance inventory, checking model, usage intensity, last cleaning date, and local water conditions. It then calculates cycles, separates routine cleaning from deep cleaning, and produces a monthly plan with instructions.

Core capabilities include:

• Maintaining a household cleaning profile
• Estimating cycles with usage and environmental rationale
• Marking tasks as DIY or professional service
• Providing DIY steps, warning signs, and reference price ranges

It fits household appliances such as washing machines, air-conditioner filters, range hoods, refrigerators, and water purifier filters.

Boundaries

It is not for repair, commercial equipment, purchase advice, or booking services. Complex disassembly, such as AC indoor units or range hood internals, should be left to professionals. Safety notes require power-off, cooling, and water protection; hard-water areas should shorten washing machine and water heater cycles. Older appliances may need replacement assessment first.