In the context that you used, the best term is 'every day' as two words, not one. The difference between everyday and every day is simple: Everyday (one word) is an adjective. It means “common” or “regular.” You use it to describe something that’s typical or part of a routine. Every day (two words) means “each day” and refers to something happening daily. Here are some examples. Everyday: These are my everyday shoes. (common, regular shoes) He wore an everyday outfit, nothing fancy. Every day: I go for a walk every day. (each day) She drinks coffee every day in the morning.