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# \[ARCHIVE] Cleanup Coordinator

## Cleanup Coordinator Checklist

Let's ensure we are giving the host their space back in its original condition. These tasks can be delegated to others at the event, but it’s your responsibility to make sure it gets done.

* [ ] **Clean the kitchen**
  * [ ] Collect dirty dishes from around the space
  * [ ] Load up dishwasher (if applicable), wash and dry dishes and pans used for cooking
    * [ ] It may be useful to assign a dish-washer, dryer, and person to put items away
  * [ ] Wipe down surfaces, stovetop, and sink
* [ ] **Check the bathroom** to see if anything needs to be tidied up
* [ ] **Tidy up the common spaces** where people were hanging out and/or eating
  * [ ] Move furniture or items back or original locations if anything was moved
  * [ ] Wipe down surfaces&#x20;
  * [ ] Quick sweep as needed
* [ ] **Check with Host to see if anything else needs to be done**


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