When you’re entertaining clients, it’s always a good thing to show your best side and ensure that they are comfortable and relaxed. But when you have crusty furniture and darkened dinky tiles in the comfort room, it’s hard to put your mind at ease – so the need for proper cleaning requires proper planning procedures. You need to check your entire establishment and even smell if something needs to be cleaned properly – you don’t want to be called a negligent CEO of your company.

How Often Should You Deep Clean?

Managing a company is one thing, but for giving a thought about the how often you need to clean each furniture might be a challenging task for you. However, it can be done – you can come up with a plan to have your staff follow a strict cleaning regimen and maybe even call up a professional cleaning service every month or three months to ensure there is no germ and bacteria build up.But the real question is when you should do it – studies show that the build up of bacteria on different furniture varies, so knowing those specific items would just do the trick.

The Furniture and Their Cleaning Schedule:

• Microwave. It should be cleaned every week, or immediately if something happened to explode inside – and you don’t want molds or maggots. At the same time, you also need to deodorise your microwave so it doesn’t discourage your employees in using it. A clean microwave means healthier employees, so making cleanliness a priority lessens the chances of sick leaves and absences.
• Refrigerator. It should be done every month. While the refrigerator might be a cold and harsh place, bacteria and germs find ways to thrive in this chilling appliance. They might even crawl in your employee’s food – something you don’t want. To make a happier and productive workplace, your employees should be healthy and happy while working. Make sure you have your cleaning staff cover everything in the refrigerator as molds can sprout if left unnoticed.
• Toilets. Every week is the ideal schedule of cleaning these porcelain thrones. Since it’s a shared toilet for more than one employee, it’s a must to keep this clean and pristine. Deep cleaning the toilet requires special chemicals to remove that disgusting stain and lingering smell forever – so make sure that your staff wears mask and proper gear to handle them as fumes and the acid itself is dangerous.
• Pillows. In every lobby, there’s always couch pillows that random people seem to enjoy touching and lying on if they can’t help it. The best way to keep them safe and pristine if ever a kid lays their hands on it would be to deep clean it every quarter of the year. There will be bed bugs and mites that you don’t want people to suffer while they are in your company. It will also give you a bad name as well. It would ne
• Carpets. Naturally, these decorative faux fur or Arabian carpets on the floor are dirty since they experience foot traffic as well. The standard measure is to vacuum it every day and deep clean it every six to twelve months to avoid the accumulation of dust that would be puffed in the air whenever someone steps on them, plus the molds doesn’t make it charming. Carpets would be more ideally cleaned by professionals to retain the colour and quality of it.
• Blinds or Curtains.  This should be cleaned properly every three to six months, and dusted at least weekly. The board rooms usually contain these massive blinds that they rarely use, so it naturally gathers dust – you don’t want allergens flying everywhere during a meeting. You also might want to spray a deodoriser in the room to make it smell fresh and clean.