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Post by tunckey06 on Aug 20, 2008 10:25:19 GMT -5
Hey all I was wondering do you all have some sort of cleaning technique that you use to save time and give a better quality job with just your regular cleaning?
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Post by Linda on Aug 22, 2008 11:57:28 GMT -5
I have tried different ways of doing things and it always seems to turn out different depending on the job. For instance, Some places I will dust everything first then gather trash. Other places I may gather trash first. My new account I actually mop first. The reason for this is because they want me to try and be there by 6am so no one is in my way. Well to do it this way I have to mop first so my floor isnt tracked up when they walk in. I use to gather trash first. I think it depends on the account and it usually takes me a couple weeks before I have a routine that suits me the way I want it.
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Post by Grizzly on Aug 22, 2008 15:05:10 GMT -5
As Linda said it depends on the location, list of specifications and other variables. There are some standard rules of thumb such as task cleaning versus area cleaning, clean from the top down, etc. etc. but all systems have to be adjusted to the location and characteristics of the client. We generally prefer team cleaning where the different members of the team have different responsibilities. Work load the building so you are not running back and forth for equipment. For example i will do a certain area clockwise to get garbage and end up where my tote is for the bathrooms. I will then do the bathrooms and end up at a starting point to do dusting desks etc., I will then end up where the vacuum is etc. etc. you get the picture. By myself I do task cleaning and minimize wasted effort. A simple thing like running back to get a toilet brush wastes time and costs you money over the long run.
Bill
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