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Recent world events have taught us that we need cleaning staff as much as we need accountants, sales teams, and shop floor workers.
The world has always seen a cleaner’s role as a low rung on the steps of the working world. For decades, we treated our cleaners as an afterthought. In the corporate world especially, where everything looks crisp and tidy, there are areas of offices that never saw the wipe of a cloth before coronavirus. Deny it all you like, but when was the last time you cleaned the buttons on your office laptop?
Modern cleaning services have evolved far beyond what they used to be. While traditional cleaning still involves vacuuming, dusting, polishing, and tidying, today’s cleaning professionals must also focus on preventing cross-contamination. That means using disposable cloths for different areas to avoid the transfer of germs, wearing appropriate protective equipment, and employing high-quality antibacterial cleaners designed to eliminate virus particles.
The level of precision and care required in cleaning has risen dramatically, bringing the industry closer to the high standards once reserved for hospitals and restaurant kitchens. This shift demands not just improved cleaning techniques, but also rigorous training, expert supervision, and a keen attention to detail. A truly professional cleaning service must now uphold an exemplary track record, ensuring that every space is safe, sanitary, and welcoming.
While previously it was acceptable to clean the office after hours, nowadays, out of sight is out of mind. People need to see the areas they use intermittently cleaned throughout the day. They need to see people wiping surfaces to protect them against viral outbreaks. The ‘visible cleaner’ is unfamiliar territory for many cleaning agencies, who have always worked in the evenings or early mornings.
There is yet another factor that the modern cleaning agency must counter while all the above is going on. If you want your corporate offices to be spick and span, you need to consider a firm that use eco-friendly products.
Here in the UK, we are in the position to use eco-friendly cleaning products instead of the traditional harsh chemicals which result in damage to the environment. The last point the modern cleaner must contend with, is protecting your staff and consumer from viral spreads in a post-pandemic world using only eco-friendly produce.
The role of the cleaner in 2025 just got serious. Are you ready to match the pace?
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