Regular cleaning is an important maintenance task for commercial offices. In general, most people spend a lot of time in their workplaces, so these spaces accumulate dirt, grime and other messes quickly. If the offices are neglected, they will become a breeding ground for pathogenic microorganisms. In addition, untidy and dirty offices turn off clients and reduce working efficiency. Here are some guidelines to help you keep your office tidy and clean.
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The seemingly technical and complex nature of strata developments and their corresponding regulations, can result in confusion and panic, rendering prospective owners helpless and unsure of the direction in which they should proceed. The reality is very different. Strata developments are based on a very simple but unique concept, and as such, any purchase of a strata property should be no more bothersome than that of any other type of real estate.
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Construction cleaning is not like residential or even commercial cleaning; after construction or renovation, there is usually lots of scrap and building waste that needs to be collected, along with dust over virtually every surface. If you own a construction company and need to hire a post-construction cleaning company, note a few important questions to ask them so you know you hire the right company and what to expect by way of their services.
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When you're hiring office cleaners for your company, you may know to check their references and past experiences with cleaning. However, there is much more to hiring and working with office cleaners than just references; note a few things to keep in mind about such a company so you know what may be involved in the hiring process and in their services.
1. They may not handle hazardous waste
If you have an office in front of a production or warehouse facility, don't assume that office cleaners can remove that trash or any other materials in that area.
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Carpet beetles (Anthrenus verbasci) like moths are one of the more common pests found around the home. They feed on fabrics such as carpet, fluff, pet fur and pillows and can cause serious damage if left untreated. This also means that they have the potential to infest a variety of different items of furniture around the home, especially if you have pets and/or lots of natural fabrics such as throws and animal skins The larvae are small, round and brown and covered in a light reddish brown fur that have given rise to the nickname 'woolly bears'.
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