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Regular Office Deep Cleaning: A Short Guide For Business Owners

Maintaining a clean and hygienic office environment is crucial for the well-being of your employees, as well as the success of your business. 

Regular cleaning helps create a positive and productive workspace, reducing the risk of illnesses and boosting employee morale. Daily cleaning is important, but it is also essential to schedule routine, deep cleaning sessions.

In this post, we’ll talk more about office deep cleaning and how often you should arrange this service.

The Frequency of Deep Cleaning:

1. Size And Layout Of  Your Office

The size and layout of your office will contribute to how often you need to arrange deep cleaning. 

Larger offices with more foot traffic might need more frequent deep cleaning compared to smaller spaces. Plus, offices with open floor plans can accumulate dust and debris quickly, which would need cleaning more often.

2. What Business Are You In?

Naturally, the nature of your business also contributes to your cleaning needs. 

In industries such as healthcare, offices will need deep cleaning far more often. Additionally, if your office handles food preparation you will also need to schedule deep cleaning more often.

3. As The Seasons Change

The changing seasons can impact how often your office needs deep cleaning.

In winter months flu and cold germs will spread, leading to staff sicknesses. To help prevent this you might want to schedule regular deep cleaning. Then, in summer, there are pollen and allergens to think about! As the seasons change, make sure you keep a healthy office environment with regular deep cleaning.

4. How Many Bums In Seats?

If your office is constantly full to the brim with staff and visitors, you might need to schedule a deep cleaning service more often. But, if there are fewer staff members then you might be able to eke out your cleaning schedule.

5. What’s Your Budget?

Whilst there are many benefits to office deep cleaning, we understand that every client has budget restrictions. Make your office deep cleaning work for you, around your schedule and your budget.

If you would like to arrange our office deep cleaning service, just get in touch with the team.

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What is Hot Water Extraction Cleaning and What are the Benefits?

Keeping carpets clean can feel like an endless battle sometimes, no matter how often you tell guests to take their shoes off, confiscate juice bottles from kids, or clean the dogs muddy paws, your carpet can still end up looking grubby. Luckily, technology has improved drastically over the last few years, and now many deep carpet cleaning companies offer a range of solutions, one of those being hot water extraction. So, what exactly is hot water extraction carpet cleaning?

Hot Water Extraction (HWE) In A Nutshell

Hot water extraction is actually a fairly simple principle. The rug technician will use industry-grade equipment to inject hot water, at high pressure, into the stained fabric of your rug. This combination of hot water, combined with the force at which it is injected, will restore your carpet or upholstery, in a similar way to how jet washers clean paving stones.

The Hot Water Extraction Method

What is Hot Water Extraction Cleaning and What are the Benefits

The hot water extraction method of carpet cleaning has been carefully tweaked and improved, and now the process goes something like this:

Water is mixed with gentle detergents and heated in the equipment’s water compartment. More often than not the cleaning products that are used are eco, child and pet friendly, but it is always worth checking.
The liquid is injected, under high pressure, directly onto the stained spots of the carpet. This dislodges them and makes it easier to clean.

With hot water extraction, the carpet cleaner professional will often apply a chemical that softens up and degreases stains even further.

The professional then uses the hot water extraction machine to suck back up to 95% of the moisture back, along with all the dust and grime that was in the carpet.

The Benefits

Hot water extraction uses little to no detergents, and those that are used are perfectly safe, so it can be suitable for those with pets, small children or allergies.

The water detergent ratio means that no chemical residue will be left behind.
Unlike steam cleaning and dry cleaning, HWE can refresh your rugs pile from head to toe, leaving it looking good as new.

HWE is suitable for a range of materials such as sofas, curtains, futons, upholstered chairs and more.