The indoor year in four short lists
Every task on Groutena sits in one season, chosen for when it is easiest or matters most. Open the season you are in, work through six to eight items, and come back in three months.
Month by month
| Months | List | Main tasks |
|---|---|---|
| March to May | Spring | Grout and caulk, washer hoses, sink cabinets, first cooling filter, dryer duct |
| June to August | Summer | Humidity, condensate drain, fridge line and coils, GFCI test, monthly filter look |
| September to November | Fall | Smoke and CO alarms, heating filter, water heater flush and relief valve, main shutoff tag |
| December to February | Winter | Pipes on outside walls, thermostat floor, monthly filter, caulk gaps, range hood filter |
A few tasks repeat
Filters show up in more than one season because heating and cooling months load them fastest. Caulk is checked in spring and again in winter, when dry air opens new gaps. Everything else is once a year.
Seasons by climate
The lists follow a typical four-season U.S. climate. In a mild climate, the winter pipe steps matter only on rare cold nights, and summer humidity may last longer. Shift the months to match the weather where you live.
Season reminders by text
Tick the indoor season reminder box on the Get started page and Groutena will text you when each new season's list is up.