How to Clean Surfaces in Offices
Cleaning surfaces not only enhances their appearance but also preserves their value and is crucial in preventing some contact infections. Wiping with a damp cloth and spray is an efficient method for removing loose or partially adhered dirt from desks, sideboards, or cable ducts. It conserves time, cleaning agents, and water, while ensuring high hygiene levels. Cleaning agents can either be pre-dosed to avoid waste and environmental harm or sprayed directly onto the cloth—three sprays are usually enough—before wiping surfaces. For tougher dirt, wet wiping with a preconditioned cloth is effective, moving the cloth in arcs across the surface or vertically from top to bottom. The cloth can be folded to create multiple clean sides for use, and once all sides are used, it should be replaced with a fresh one. Protective gloves should be worn based on the cleaning agent.
For surfaces with settled loose dirt, dust-binding cloths, especially those impregnated with adhesive, are effective for dust removal without the need for water or chemicals. Regularly cleaned surfaces can be maintained with a single dust-binding cloth across multiple rooms. These cloths also work well on smooth floors, and gloves are not required for this type of cleaning.
Cleaning The Touch Points
Critical “touchpoint” treatment focuses on frequently used surfaces for cleaning or disinfecting. When chemical disinfection is necessary, various disinfectants can be used, some of which are effective against enveloped viruses depending on their specific formulation. Additionally, steam cleaners and steam vacuum cleaners offer a highly effective and efficient means of maintaining hygiene and combating germs and viruses, thanks to their high cleaning temperatures. The advantage of steam is its ability to penetrate hard-to-reach areas, ensuring a comprehensive clean. We recommend the Kärcher SG4/4 Steam Cleaner which offers deep and hygienic cleaning.
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