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Cleaning the Sink

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 12/28/2015 - 14:25

Office Cleaning, Cleaning Tips

Cleaning is sort of like a battle. We fight on many fronts; we wage war on hundreds of different kinds of enemies; we have sprays, wipes, sponges, mops, brooms, and thousands of other cleaning supplies that act as our weapons arsenal. Winning the battle means beating the germs and casting an approving eye over a now-sparkling workspace, bathroom, or break room. Losing the battle means allowing germs to take hold of the places we frequent, and that can lead to the spread of disease, a drop in morale, and an overall uncomfortable workplace. It's important to win the cleaning battle, but how you'll win depends on what you're trying to clean, and certain things require more care than others--like the sink.

Does Your Office Need a Deep Clean?

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 12/11/2015 - 09:28

Office Cleaning

Let's face it: offices can get filthy. Any location that hosts large numbers of people for long stretches of time is a location generally thought of as germ-covered, and the workplace is certainly no exception. However, even though our minds naturally conjure up images of public restrooms when we think of places in need of a deep clean, other areas of the office are just as guilty. How many people have used that doorknob in just one day? How many people touch the phones, the keyboards, the printers? What about the tables and desks and chairs? It's true: any office can easily be filthy--and that's just where a deep clean comes in.

How Your Business Benefits From Commercial Cleaners

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 09/25/2014 - 14:01

Office Cleaning Boise

If you’re working full-time, let’s face it: your office is practically your second home. And not only is it your second home, it’s also the second home to all of your co-workers and employees! With so many people spending so many hours there, there’s no question that you need to take good care of it. Unfortunately, for many businesses, this isn’t always the case.