5 ways to make your office cleaner.

10/16/2019 (Permalink)

Keep your office space clean.

Top things that need to be cleaned in an office or public place.

1. Clean and disinfect telephone, Kiosk touch screen:

• Spray disinfectant on a dry cloth and clean telephone mouth piece, ear piece and telephone instrument.

• Repeat the same procedure on all house phones and telephone receivers on the fax machine.

• Wipe the kiosk touch screen and remove finger print marks using recommended micro fiber cloth.

2. Clean stairway handrails:

• Remove cob webs, dirt’s etc before cleaning the handrails.

• Apply cleaning solution and wipe the handrails.

• If mild detergents are used then wipe handrails with a wet cloth to rinse away them away.

3. Clean all glass surfaces and windows:

• Spray windows and glass surfaces with water or appropriate cleaning solution.

• Use a squeegee and pull down from top to bottom.

• Overlap each stroke slightly to remove all water or cleaning solution.

• Use a lint free duster to wipe the glass surface so as to leave the entire glass surface shiny.

4. Carpet and furniture upholstery vacuuming:

• Furniture is to be dusted and all the upholstery is vacuumed cleaned.

• Connect the appropriate cleaning attachment for vacuuming upholstered furniture’s.

• Vacuum furniture arm rest, seat back and the area behind the seat back.

• Use a heavy duty vacuum cleaner to vacuum all the carpeted area on the Lobby / Front office.

• Vacuum under desks and other areas, Move furniture as and when required.

• Once cleaning is completed remove the vacuum dust bag and store the vacuum cleaner on the pantry.

5. Mop and Sweep lobby floor:

• Sweep the lobby floor thoroughly.

• Place appropriate signage to warn the guest before mopping lobby floor.

• Mop with a damp cloth to remove all dust and dirt from the surface.

• Buff the lobby once in a day also the dustbins and ashtrays are cleared time to time.

   

• Clean all marble / tile /wood skirting with a damp cloth daily.

• Sweep lobby floor on a regular interval and also when requested by the front office team.