We have all seen this happen before, one person at the office gets sick and before you know it half of your staff is at home with the flu.
This is due to what is called “Cross Contamination when bacteria travels between people via food, surfaces or equipment.
It poses a health threat to any indoor environment where people work in close quarters.
The grout in between your tiles tends to get dirty, grimy and even build up a black, brown or grey colour mildew / mould which looks terrible.
It can also be quite a hassle to clean between the tiles properly as it is hard to get in between the small spaces to scrub them good.
Even if you use a standard bathroom and kitchen sprays they just don’t seem to do the job they should be doing.
So the next time you are trying to clean the grout in between your tiles, give our homemade cleaning solutions a try.
Every business is different, every business has its own unique set of needs and with every office being so different, the question always comes to mind, “How often should I have the cleaners come in to clean?”.
Here are a few things to think about that may help you decide.
The most important thing you must consider is that the appearance of your office represents both your employees and your clients and a clean office encourages your employees to be more productive.
Even though the Janitorial Service comes in to clean the office a few times a week it does not mean that you do not have to do your part to help keep it looking clean.
Here are a few tips of stuff each and every office employee can follow to help keep the office looking nice and clean in between the Janitorial Services’ Scheduled Cleaning dates.
No matter how sealed up your office may be, dust always manages to find a way in, even if it is just very little it will still eventually build up until it is noticeable.To help prevent dust build up, assign a schedule for a different employee to take at least fifteen minutes after the end of their shift every day to give the office a quick vacuum.
The office is considered our second home as we tend to spend 40 or more hours per week there and as the work load increases so does the clutter on your desk, stacked papers, stationary equipment, perhaps even that empty coffee cup from the Double Double you had a few days ago but you just have not found the time to recycle the cup, etc.
Here are a few tips to get you started on an easy system to keep your office space as tidy as possible.