You arrive at work only to find that all of the trash hasn’t been emptied and the tiny pieces of paper on the floor yesterday are still there today.
Unfortunately, this is all too often the case with non-professional cleaners.
Professional, traditional cleaning companies have systems in place, such as inspections, to see that their crews are meeting expectations.
How do you know you’re going to get what you pay for?
The internet has led to a huge increase in people’s knowledge on cleaning products.
Thanks to search engines like Google, man people are able to learn about the risks that non-green cleaning products can cause and how many green products actually provide a just as good cleaning as the chemical products do.
For example, the EPA summary on the importance of green cleaning products has revealed that non-green products pose a significant risk to wildlife in areas without modern sewage treatment and a small but yet noticeable effect on nitrate concentration even in treated sewages.
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.
Even though your main concerns at the time of purchasing a new home are projects such as picking out the perfect paint colour, decorating your home, etc. there are a few essential maintenance projects you should also add to the list.
This first project can help save you heaps of money on your energy bill.
If you have noticed areas in your home near windows that seem to be a bit cooler then you most likely have an air leak.
Smudges, smears and fingerprints are just something that tends to appear on your wall, especially if you have small children.
No matter whether your walls are painted or have wallpaper we have some great homemade cleaning solutions you can try to help keep your walls clean.
Before you begin be sure to remove any furniture that may be up against the wall, cover the floor underneath any walls that you plan on cleaning with old sheets or canvas drop cloths in order to catch the soapy drips.
Also to protect your hands and to remind you where pictures belong, cover up all nails in the wall with a chunk of household sponge.