Office Cleaning Chatswood
Its new year, so we’ve all been to a few parties recently. And that’s a fine thing, until the party is over and it’s time to clean up.
Sometime the office party is subdued, and it’s no different to cleaning up after most lunch. At other times the party leaves such a mess that we don’t want to think about the results. This is why we have professional office cleaning.
Office Cleaning Chatswood – Pre Party Preparation.
Some preparation makes all the difference, reducing a lot of the inevitable mess.
· Place large trash cans in easy reach.
· Have trash cans for recycling, even if it is just an empty carboard box.
· Use mats or even plastic to protect the flooring.
· Disposable tablecloths make it much easy to clean-up the table.
· Paper plates and cups reduce the amount of washing up. Once per year for this is not too bad for the environment, but try to use recyclable materials.
Office Cleaning Chatswood – After Party Cleaning
· Remove the Christmas or other party decorations, putting aside the ones you intend to keep, and disposing of the others.
· Go through each room and put all large pieces of trash in trash bag. This gets rid of most of the obvious clutter, so the room will seem mostly clean.
· Spot clean any stains, spill or other cleaning issues.
· Wipe down and sanitise tables, chairs, shelves, kitchen surfaces, microwaves and anywhere that food has been.
· Mop the hard floors.
· Vacuum carpets. If the office is going to be closed over the festive season, consider having a steam clean for the carpets.
· Make sure the bathroom is cleaned as well.
· Fridges are tricky this time of year. Sometimes they are full of leftovers. Sometimes they are empty for the end of the year. It is best if the leftovers are taken home so the office fridge can be clean for the start of the new year.
Office Cleaning Chatswood
From office Christmas parties to daily work routine, we ensure your company premises are neat, clean and healthy.
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