Cleaning an office may appear to be simple, but it is all too easy to overlook unassuming areas. As you prepare to clean your office once again, make sure you cover every room, nook, and cranny, including these sometimes overlooked areas that a professional cleaner never misses.

Vacuum Tight Spaces
There’s a chance that a carpet’s edges haven’t been fully vacuumed. Also, it’s difficult to vacuum when your floors are littered with cords and computer machines. Even if you think you’ve cleaned every square inch beneath the computer motherboard, double-check because dust and filth are constantly lurking in the corners. As a result, cleaning corners is something that should never be overlooked.

Pulling machinery out, unplugging cables, and cleaning around the edges with a vacuum hose is the best way to deal with unclean areas. The vacuum hose sucks up every trace of dirt, dust, and crumbs with ease.

Ceiling Fans and Light Fixtures
The accumulation of dead bugs and dust can not only offend your employees and clients, but it can also lead to dimmer lights in your office if neglected. If your staff is experiencing difficulties working in dimly lit areas due to the layers of dust in your light fixtures, it’s time to clean them. First, turning off the electricity to the lights is the safest way of cleaning light fixtures. Second, clean any debris from the outside of the light fixture before removing the cover. After that, clean both the inside and outside of the light cover. To remove a stubborn accumulation of debris, use an all-purpose cleaner. Last but not least, replace the lid and revel in the dazzling light!

Break Room Kitchenette
It’s rather frequent in the break room for people to forget to wash off tables after they’ve finished and cleaned their dishes. However, removing expired food from the refrigerator and cabinets is by far the most difficult part of cleaning the kitchen. Cleaning the kitchen area more than once a month is a good idea. Set a weekly deadline for everyone to eat or take their food home when it comes to preserving food. Otherwise, you’ll have bigger issues than mildew.

Germ-infested areas
In an office, telephones, light switches, refrigerator doors, doorknobs, keyboards, and desks are all main sources of germ transmission, and you don’t want that! If you’re not cautious, you might find yourself strolling into an empty workplace one morning because your entire staff has the flu after touching the same light switch in the restroom the day before.

Windows Blinds
If you have blinds in your office, you probably don’t think about cleaning them very often. However, if you don’t dust them off, the dust in the air can cause your staff to become congested and sick. Wipe the window blinds once a month to avoid slathered dust and reduce the amount of it in the office.

Furniture for the Office
When the office is being cleaned, the furniture is frequently neglected. We often believe that vacuuming around the furniture is sufficient cleaning, but this is not the case. Clean down the furniture and clean up any trash that has accumulated on it. Check for any wrappers or other trash that may have gotten stuck between the cushions. As you go through your cleaning plan, assign different tasks to employees each week. For instance, one employee can wipe off surfaces while another vacuum around the furniture.

You can also hire professional office cleaning services and ensure that every corner of the office is spotless. If you keep forgetting to clean these frequently overlooked areas that a professional cleaner would never overlook, it’s time to get some extra help.

Contact Steam Pro for proper cleaning services and assistance in making your commercial office look its best. We’ll gladly assist you in reaching every tucked-away corner and wiping down every surface area so they sparkle like new. To contact us, please call @ Phone: 516-785-7838 or Toll-FREE 877-85-STEAM, email Steamprony@gmail.com, or fill out our online form.