It’s pretty simple to look around many businesses and see what needs to be cleaned or decluttered. However, when was the last time you looked up?
Ceilings need to be cleaned and maintained just as floors, walls and other surfaces in the buildings do. Just because customers aren’t likely to inspect the ceiling doesn’t mean it should be ignored.
By giving special attention to the ceiling, you’ll not only ensure that the business is as clean as it can possibly be, but also have the opportunity to examine it for potential challenges that can directly impact operations.
Ceilings, for example, can indicate a problem with a water leak if you find a spot of mold while cleaning. You’ll also be able to see if you have a serious insect problem as bugs and spiders often prefer hiding out in the corners of warm buildings.
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Everyone has walked into a business at one time or another and smelled something “not quite right.” Whether it was an unpleasant odor from the restroom, an overpowering cooking smell in the kitchen or even a moldy scent from dirty carpets, a business owner has to keep on top of disturbing smells that might chase away business.
Blood, fish guts, salt, algae, grime. For those who own a boat, chances are their boat deck has seen it all. Whether a commercial fisherman or pleasure boater, everyone needs an efficient, reliable way to erase the activities of the day off their deck.
Equipment that businesses depend on for daily operations needs to be cleaned and well-maintained. A kitchen stovetop is among those essential items for any restaurant, institution, organization or other food-based business.
Television screens are everywhere these days. Many restaurants feature them to draw patrons who want to watch sporting events, hotels and hospitals need them to make their guests feel comfortable, schools have them to show educational films and broadcast announcements and retail stores stock for them for sale.
Carefully decorated office lobbies and waiting rooms are a must for many types of businesses. It’s important for them to make a good impression and for their customers, clients and patients to be as comfortable as possible while they wait to be seen.
One little bug is an annoyance. Ten insects become more of a concern. But more than a dozen bugs here, there and everywhere is a problem – one that must be taken care of quickly no matter what the nature of your business is.
Maintaining a floor’s shine is about more than just overall appearance. By properly taking care of flooring, business operations can be enhanced to their fullest potential and the workplace will maintain high quality safety control standards.
The garage floor is the workhorse of all floors. It is meant to be – even made to be – filthy. Oil stains, paint splatters, grease marks, heavy-duty cleaning solution spills, you name it and the garage floor has seen it.
The galley of a ship can be home to some of the most pleasant smells and some of the most pungent odors. It is the place where food is prepared and memories are made yet nobody likes to clean the galley because messes abound here there and everywhere.
For a restaurant or other food service operations, there’s nothing more important than keeping the refrigeration unit tidy, clean and well maintained. After all, the refrigerator is the heart and soul of any food-based business.
Stainless steel sinks are very functional because they don’t chip or stain like porcelain or plastic. However, their sleek and stylish beauty and high quality practicality do come at a cost.
There are many types of brushes and brooms on the market today. Some are commonplace in homes and businesses, like straw brooms and deck brushes, but others are more specialized for larger projects or business-related applications.
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When it comes to managing a business, attention to details is crucial. Restaurant patrons don’t want to see take-out litter scattered in the parking lot, hotel guests don’t want to walk to the front desk on cracked sidewalks and hospital visitors would rather not be accosted by an antiseptic odor when they walk through the door. Clearly, success is all about the details.
If your company depends on a delivery fleet to provide service to customers or transport products, then you know how important tires are. Day after day employees get in and out of vehicles to make their deliveries but most never think about the condition of the tires until there is a problem and they are stranded on the side of the road.
No one likes to clean bathrooms, but these are one of the most important areas of your business to maintain a safe, healthy standard of cleanliness. In fact, the toilet areas themselves are a place where you have an opportunity to make an important positive impression on customers.
