In theory, it’s very easy to keep your office clean, all of the employees look after their desks, do their dishes and clean up after themselves, then maybe once a week somebody hoovers and does a little tidy up in the kitchen. In theory this works, but in reality, employees are generally pretty reluctant to clean, which means that office spaces can so easily become dirty and untidy. This is where we step in, in this article we would like to give you some tell-tale signs that you are in need of office cleaners. Continue reading
If like us you sometimes sit around wondering who came up with the idea of the vacuum cleaner, then you will find this very interesting indeed! Vacuum cleaners have been a staple in house cleaning since the 1950s and to be perfectly honest, what would we do without them? So the question is, who do we have to thank for this genius invention and how long ago was this idea conceived?
Even though we spend so much time at work, it is very rare that we show our office space the love it deserves with regard to cleaning. The truth of the matter is that when we’re at work we can’t really be bothered as we have so many other things to be getting on with. However, it is really important to office hygiene and the motivation of employees that an office space is clean. Turning up to work in a brand-spanking new office gives us far more of a boost for the day than arriving at work to find the carpets dirty, the kitchen full of dishes and our desks covered in coffee rings. 
Even though our floors are so vast in comparison to our surfaces we don’t often give them enough attention when it comes to cleaning. Why is it that the surface we tread our dirty shoes over isn’t shown the same love and attention? The fact of the matter is that