Cleaning Tips

Research suggests that your office keyboard can be up to 5x dirtier than your toilet seat! After swabbing 33 keyboards for food poisoning bacteria, scientists found traces of e. coli, coliforms, staphylococcus aureus, and enterobacteria on the office keyboards of a local business. Not only that, but one of the keyboards from the study had over 150 times the acceptable safe limit of bacteria! With office keyboards harboring enough bacteria to get employees sick, here’s our quick, 5-step guide to cleaning your keyboard.

Why are your windows in your office something you should be worrying about? Well for one, it’s your gateway to the outside world, a temporary means of escape from the drag of the office. But it’s also what your customers see as part of your storefront and presentation to the outside world. You want to be able to make a good impression on clients, customers, and potential clients.

Rubber floors aren't exactly commonplace in most buildings--can you imagine how different the business world would be if board meetings and big financial decisions took place on the soft, durable, and reliable rubber of gyms or training facilities? Because we are more used to tile, carpet, or hardwood, the idea of cleaning rubber floors can raise some questions; luckily, our Boise Cleaning Company experts know how to handle it.

Preparation is essential in life and makes difficult tasks easier to handle. When it comes to moving your business into a new facility, there are lots of things you can do to prepare. Here is a five-point checklist to get you started.

1. Declutter

Moving into a new facility is an excellent way to declutter and set yourself up for a brand new start. Encourage employees to clean out their desks and surrounding areas before packing to prevent clutter from traveling with you. You can set up three piles ‘trash’, ‘recycle,' and ‘donate’ to get the process going.