Cleaning

Dusting: Dusting surfaces, furniture, and accessories using a microfiber cloth or electrostatic duster helps remove dust and allergens.

Vacuuming and Sweeping: Regular vacuuming of carpets, rugs, and upholstered furniture, as well as sweeping hard floors, helps remove dirt, debris, and pet dander.

Mopping: Mopping hard floors with a suitable cleaner helps remove stains, spills, and sticky residue.

Cleaning Surfaces: Wiping and disinfecting surfaces such as countertops, tables, sinks, and appliances with appropriate cleaning solutions help remove dirt and grime.

Bathroom Cleaning: Thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting bathroom fixtures, including toilets, sinks, showers, and tubs, helps prevent the growth of bacteria and mold.

Kitchen Cleaning: Cleaning kitchen surfaces, appliances, and utensils helps maintain a hygienic cooking environment. Pay special attention to areas prone to food contamination, such as countertops, cutting boards, and sinks.

Laundry: Regularly washing and drying laundry, including beddings, towels, and clothes, helps remove dirt, stains, and bacteria.

Sanitizing

Disinfecting Surfaces: Sanitizing high-touch surfaces like doorknobs, light switches, remote controls, and handles using disinfectant wipes or sprays helps reduce the spread of germs.

Kitchen and Bathroom Sanitization: Using appropriate sanitizing agents on kitchen counters, bathroom fixtures, and other areas prone to bacterial growth helps minimize the risk of contamination.

Personal Items: Sanitizing personal items such as cell phones, keys, and wallets using disinfectant wipes or sprays helps eliminate surface germs.

Laundry Sanitization: Using hot water and appropriate laundry sanitizers or bleach when washing items like bedding, towels, and clothes can help kill bacteria and other pathogens.

Best Practices

Follow Product Instructions: Read and follow the instructions on cleaning and sanitizing products to ensure effective and safe use.

Ventilation: Maintain good ventilation while cleaning by opening windows or using fans to promote air circulation and prevent the buildup of fumes.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Depending on the cleaning products used, wearing gloves, masks, and goggles can protect against chemical exposure and contamination.

Cleaning Tools: Clean and maintain your cleaning tools regularly to prevent the spread of dirt and bacteria. Wash cloths, mops, and vacuum filters as recommended.

Frequency: Establish a regular cleaning and sanitizing schedule based on the needs of your household, ensuring high-touch surfaces and frequently used areas are cleaned more frequently.