Routine Cleaning
Routine cleaning, often referred to as standard cleaning, involves the regular upkeep of a space to maintain cleanliness and order. It typically includes:
- Dusting: Wiping down surfaces such as shelves, tables, and other flat areas to remove dust and dirt. This can also involve cleaning vents, baseboards, and ceiling fans.
- Vacuuming: Cleaning carpets, rugs, and upholstery to remove dust, dirt, and debris. It can also include vacuuming floors in high-traffic areas.
- Sweeping and Mopping: For hard floors, sweeping removes loose debris, followed by mopping to clean and sanitize the surface.
- Surface Wiping: Cleaning countertops, tables, and other surfaces with appropriate cleaners to remove spills, stains, and fingerprints.
- Bathroom Cleaning: Includes scrubbing sinks, toilets, showers, and tubs; cleaning mirrors; and wiping down surfaces like countertops and fixtures.
- Kitchen Cleaning: Wiping down kitchen countertops, appliances, and cabinets. It may also include cleaning the stovetop, oven, and refrigerator exterior.
- Trash Removal: Emptying wastebaskets and taking out the trash to keep the space free from accumulated waste.
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