Do you keep cleaning supplies all over your house?

Central location. I usually use a hand towel at the end of the day to wipe off surfaces. Hand towel then goes in hamper. Weekly deep cleaning involves going to central location to grab all cleaning supplies.

I have three bathrooms, one on the main floor and two upstairs. I keep basic cleaning supplies (toilet bowl cleaner and brush, wipes, paper towels) in each bathroom. I don’t want to be hauling things up and down the stairs and I prefer that the toilet brushes stay in the bathroom.

Other cleaning supplies are kept in an upstairs bathroom AND in the laundry room on the main floor. Again, I see no point in hauling things up and down if I don’t need to. And if I see a need to clean something quickly, the supplies are close by and I’m more likely to do it than if I have to go farther to get what I need.

I’m all about convenience.

Clorox/Lysol wipes in 1 upstairs (the other bathroom is small but close by) and downstairs bathroom (for convenience); toilet brush is the same (who wants to carry a toilet brush all over the house, blech!). Bathtub cleaners are kept in the bathroom w/ the tub. Basic kitchen cleaners (like spray for the counters, dish cleaners, brushes, etc) are kept under kitchen sink. All other basic cleaners are kept in the broom closet (in the kitchen). Carpet cleaners are in the basement with the carpet cleaner. Vacuum is kept in the upstairs closet.

Long story short....all over the house. And in reality few of them are ever used b/c cleaning lady brings her own stuff (except floor cleaner which I provide in the broom closet )

Bathrooms and kitchen

Cleaning supplies in each bathroom and under kitchen sink. Laundry supplies and less often used cleaning supplies in a laundry room cabinet. Dry cleaning supplies like Swiffer pads and microfiber towels stored in closet in my craft room. Housecleaner's cleaning supplies stored in pantry. That's a lot of real estate for cleaning supplies, LOL. Hmmm. Should probably rethink this.

I keep them in a central location - under the kitchen sink

I INTEND to keep them in all in one place but it never happens.. so yeah all over the house and then when I need something it is never in the place I think it should be.  

Mine are in one central place but I don’t have a big house so it’s no big deal to grab the caddy from the basement and go clean. There are cleaning wipes in the bathrooms but everything else is centralized. Usually I clean all my bathrooms at one go anyway.

Kitchen specific stuff is in the kitchen. Just BKF and my all purpose spray really and a small bottle of bleach for disinfecting water bottles once a week.

Like many others, I keep bathroom cleaning supplies in each bathroom. We have 5 bathrooms on 3 floors. I’m not interested in running up and down stairs for a bottle of windex and we have plenty of storage space.

Less frequently used supplies are kept in the linen closet. I also have things like the silver cleaner/goo gone/windex/kitchen cleaner under the kitchen sink now that the kids are old enough to not drink it.

I will say that when they were little and cleaning supplies had to be locked up, I kept almost everything in a cabinet above the washer/dryer. But that house was smaller and the bathrooms were only 15 feet apart.

Kitchens and bathrooms. I am another that would get distracted if I ran to the kitchen to get cleaning supplies for the bathroom. I have the attention span of a gnat.

cleaning supplies in each bathroom in a caddy under the sink. Cleaning supplies for the lower level of the house are all in a linen closet down there, including a vacuum and mop. Duplicate that for the upper (main) level of the house - all cleaning supplies, mop and vacuum are kept in the laundry room. I do not enjoy chasing down supplies when I'm feeling the urge to clean.

The old vacuum is also in the basement at my house. Dyson and Shark are usually on the main floor, but sometimes upstairs, depending on where they were last used.

I just got a new Swiffer to do the non-carpeted areas on the main floor (my husband preferred a mop but now that I have to do the floors, that’s changing), and I’m actually thinking about getting a second Swiffer for the second floor. The only non-carpet areas are the two bathrooms, but I’m much more likely to clean them more often if I notice they need it AND have the stuff close by to grab and do it right away. 

I keep cleaning supplies in our bathroom, also. I'm too lazy to walk to the kitchen any time I want to clean.