Tips for Office Electronic Cleaning

Sharon’s Cleaning Tips

Hi there! We ran across some great tips from Good Housekeeping.com on how to spring clean those office electronics. They get used so frequently but they are often the most overlooked item in the office when spring cleaning occurs.

Read on to see what we discovered!

First, this hopefully goes without saying, but never spray directly onto your computer screen. The best tool we find for many uses, is the microfiber towel. Just wipe down the screen top of your laptops or office desktop.

Also, many of clients often eat at their desks. So, a good idea would be to dump out your keyboard weekly to avoid
wet crumbs getting trapped.

Thirdly, many of our clients also have a television in a common area of the office. However, a wonderful convenience for break time. Many hands are touching that remote!!!! Wipe it down once a week with a disinfecting wipe to keep germs at bay!!!

Here at Fresh Approach we hope these tips are helpful to keep your offices healthy and clean! Call us if you desire any assistance with some of these tasks!

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Rubbing Alcohol: Cleaning Tips for your Workspace

Sharon’s Cleaning Tips

Five tips for cleaning those annoying issues around your office! Do you have ink on your favorite shirt, or sticker gunk on your desk, a dirty dry erase board and blinds or a germ filled laptop? We came across a blog by “onegoodthingbyjillee.com” who posted these rubbing alcohol uses and wanted to share them with you!

Ink Stains First, you wore your favorite shirt to the office and you look down and notice a slash of ink across the sleeve. What do you do? Soak the item in rubbing alcohol for a few minutes and toss in  the washer.

Sticker Gunk Put a little rubbing alcohol on the sticker prior to peeling it off. Once it sits for about 8-10 minutes it should peel right off.

Dry Erase Board Put some rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle and spritz a little on the board then wipe away with a paper towel.

Blind Cleaning A small tool with a flat edge can be wrapped in a white cleaning towel with a rubber band to secure. Dip in rubbing alcohol and start cleaning!

Disinfect Laptops Laptop keys can be such a germ filled area! Place a dab of rubbing alcohol on a cotton ball and wipe each key gently.

We’ve been busy completing some of these tasks for our clients this spring!  Some of us are busy working may not notice some of these work space issues. Let us pay attention to your cleaning needs! Give us a call!

At Fresh Approach Cleaning Professionals LLC our goal is to increase the productivity of our clients’ workplace by personally and quietly working behind the scenes.

 

 

 

Cleaning Your Work Space: DIY or Professional Service?

Sharon’s Cleaning Tips

A clean office and work space leads to:

• Healthy and well-organized spaces
• Professional first impressions
• Happier and more productive employees

What First Impression is Your Business Sending?

Sharon’s Cleaning Tips

When a customer or client walks into your office, retail store, fitness facility or other business, what is the first impression you want him or her to have? Professional. Competent. Knowledgeable. Cares about customers. Cares about the business.

5 Ways to Start the New Year Off More Organized

SHARON’s PRODUCTIVITY TIPS

It’s the start of the New Year! Do your New Year’s resolutions include getting more organized for yourself and your business? If so, we’re here to help you get started cleaning out files, bins and desktops with a few tips on what to toss out!

7 Ways to Clean Up Your Business for the New Year

Sharon’s Productivity Tips

Cleaning up your business is more than just the physical appearance and cleanliness of your space. Year-end is a great time to do some other ‘clean-up’ of your business to get you ready to start the year off right.

Getting the Office Ready for the Holidays

Sharon’s Cleaning Tips

During the holidays cleaning for the office (or any commercial space) may be a little different.

Traffic can significantly increase as vendors, customers and other visitors stop in to say thanks, drop off cards or gift baskets, or attend holiday events.