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Keeping You Safe In Your Office Cleaning Business

Monday, March 30th, 2009


Some safe cleaning tips to help keep you safe in your office cleaning business.

* There are many cleaning products on the market these days that are specifically made to be environmentally friendly as well as low allergenic. So for your safety as well as the safety of your staff and the office staff choosing environmentally cleaning products is a good option.

* When using or creating your own natural cleaning products it is still important to treat them with the same caution that you would a commercial product.

* Never mix bleach and ammonia. This mixture can be very bad as it releases toxic gases. When shopping for commercial products look for products that are neutral pH, non-irritating, non hazardous and biodegradable.

* If you have any cleaning products in plain bottles make sure all bottles are labelled clearly. Particularly if you store any of your cleaning products on premises at the office you clean you do not want any of the office employees to misuse any product they may come across if it is not labelled correctly.

* If you are cleaning food contact surfaces make sure the products that you are using have undergone safety and efficacy testing for this specific use.

* Whatever cleaning products you purchase make sure you always read the labels carefully so that you are using them correctly for their intended use.

* Most surfaces, especially if they are cleaned regularly, can be cleaned with mild products such as vinegar or a mild environmentally friendly cleaner. Only use ammonia and bleach products for tough jobs when they may be necessary.

* When moving or lifting furniture or any other objects always lift with caution and with the correct posture.

* If working alone in the evening after dark take caution when leaving the building and heading for your car. It pays to let someone know of your movements to help ensure your safety.

By taking these precautions you will protect yourself, your staff and the office staff of any nasty accidents and will ensure you a happy and safe cleaning business.