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Desk and Cubicle Areas
Cleaning carpets as needed.
Cleaning computer screens and dusting keyboards.
Cleaning windows and mirrors.
Disinfecting high-touch surfaces.
Dusting desks, shelves, and other surfaces.
Emptying recycling bins and trash cans.
Vacuuming carpets daily.

GYM AND FITNESS EQUIPMENT CLEANING Customers of the gym all know the etiquette: wipe, wipe, wipe. In other words, cleaning gym equipment after use is a must. There may not be any written rules lying about but since exercising makes you sweat, it is just hygienic to wipe away yours before letting others use the equipment. Of course, wiping away your sweat isn't going to do away with the possible germs and diseases on the surface. As a gym owner, you should be aware ...

1.Collect your army of cleaning supplies. See things you'll need for further information but feel free to add in anything else. 2.Take a good look at your space. How dirty is it? Will you be focusing on clutter management? Reorganisation? Or dust control? Arm yourself for your task! 3.Start with one area first. Try your desk perhaps. Clear everything off it and put everything in it's proper place. Clean the surface with the required materials and reorganise. Do ...

Don’t you think that winter is just wonderful? Everyone sitting by the fire, mugs of hot chocolate warming up your fingers as you watch the snow build up outside, sharing stories – I just LOVE winter! As much as we love the warmth that comes along with the fireplace, the dust and dryness in the house are not our favorite things to deal with. And since we are going to be inside the house anyway, it’s a good idea to get some things done and get started on ...

Clean carpets and upholstery Clean carpets and upholstery ISTOCK/TAMSAK Fabrics that have absorbed a winter’s worth of dirt, body oil, and germs will need a deep cleaning to get them ready for another year of wear—and for that close inspection by your relaxing guests. When you’re shampooing carpets or cleaning upholstery with a rented carpet cleaner, practice first in an unobtrusive area to make sure you have the knack of the machine and that the ...

Table of Contents: 1.Cleaning Ceramic Tile Floors 2.Cleaning Ceramic Tile Countertops/Backsplashes 3.Additional Tips and Advice Cleaning Ceramic Tile Floors You Will Need: Mop Water 2 Buckets Old cloths, towels or rags Vacuum with attachments Dish soap (optional)Steps to Clean the Tile: Begin by removing loose dust and dirt with a canister vacuum or vacuum with attachments. Do not use a regular vacuum as the bristles and beater bar can scratch and damage the ...

Washing your windows is the sort of annoying chore that you want to get right the first time. To make sure you only have to tackle this project once, note these common mistakes before you start spraying and wiping. 1. You choose a sunny day. Do this job in the blazing sun and the cleaner will dry onto the hot windows before you get to wipe it off, leaving hard-to-remove streaks. Instead, choose a dry, cloudy day. But if the sun's out and you're itching to clean, ...

Kitchen tables get dirty. Really dirty. With juice boxes, glue and glitter, these household workhorses are exposed to all sorts of sticky stuff. And while you wipe it down daily, at some point your wooden kitchen table will need a thorough cleaning. So, knowing how to clean a wood kitchen table is key Here's what you'll need: A half-hour of free time (more, if you plan to oil the table) A scraper that won't mess up the finish (we like plastic pot ...

1. Use as few products on the floor as possible. Do not throw any and all types of cleaners at the floor in an attempt to solve an issue. This will only result in damage to the finish and/or the wood itself. Use a neutral, low detergent cleaner for any wet cleaning you perform. 2. Make sure you DO wet clean the floor. Athletes perspire. Perspiration, or sweat, and body oils are high in protein and salt which will build up over time. Solvent based cleaners and too ...

Cleaning your iron on a regular basis is essential to maintaining clean, crisp clothes. At first glance, you may wonder how it is that one goes about cleaning an iron. In fact, you may even avoid the task simply because you don't know how to go about it. Fortunately, cleaning the iron is no more difficult than cleaning most other small appliances. All it takes is a little bit of time and a few simple tools. Cleaning the Reservoir The reservoir of your iron needs ...