1. Dusting:
Dust all surfaces including furniture, shelves, window sills, and electronics. Use microfiber cloths or dusters to capture dust particles effectively.
2. Vacuuming:
Vacuum all carpeted areas, rugs, and upholstered furniture to remove dirt, debris, and allergens. Pay special attention to high-traffic areas and corners.
3. Mopping Floors:
Clean hard floors using appropriate cleaning solutions. Sweep or vacuum the floor first to remove loose dirt, then mop using a damp mop or a floor cleaning machine.
4. Cleaning Windows:
Wipe down windows and glass surfaces using a window cleaner and lint-free cloths or window squeegees. Ensure streak-free and clear visibility.
5. Sanitizing Restrooms:
Disinfect all surfaces in restrooms, including toilets, sinks, countertops, mirrors, and door handles. Use appropriate cleaning agents to kill germs and prevent the spread of infections.
6. Disinfecting High-Touch Surfaces:
Pay attention to frequently touched surfaces such as doorknobs, light switches, elevator buttons, handrails, and shared equipment. Use disinfectant wipes or sprays to kill bacteria and viruses.
7. Emptying Trash Receptacles:
Regularly empty all trash bins throughout the building, including offices, common areas, and restrooms. Replace trash liners as needed to maintain cleanliness and prevent odors.
8. Cleaning Breakrooms/Kitchens:
Thoroughly clean and sanitize kitchen areas, including countertops, sinks, appliances, and microwave ovens. Remove any food waste, wipe down surfaces, and sweep or mop the floor.
9. Dusting Vents and Air Registers:
Regularly dust and clean HVAC vents and air registers to improve air quality and prevent the buildup of dust and allergens. Use a soft brush or vacuum attachment for effective cleaning.
10. Cleaning Entryways:
Pay special attention to building entryways, as they often accumulate dirt and debris. Sweep or vacuum the floor, clean doormats, and wipe down entrance doors and glass surfaces.