Hygiene has always been important for both homes and business. Whilst you concentrate on what you do best at the office, it’s important to keep your second home tidy and clean at all times. A dirty office would leave a bad impression on clients. And the associated health risks could be life threatening for your employees.
You may have fabulous merchandise to sell, but if you give the customer even one reason to assume that retail store cleanliness is not a priority, they will take their wallets elsewhere.
You’ve probably heard people say, “Why clean the house if it’s just going to get dirty again?” This excuse may ring true for some, but people should also know that there are more incentives to cleaning than just having a sparkling house. The act of cleaning has many physical, mental, and emotional benefits that may improve one’s health. Check out these 10 health benefits of a clean house and get scrubbing!
When you’re talking about business, appearance means more than many of us realize. But appearance doesn’t stop at the business suit you choose or the tie you select; it extends into your workplace habits and beyond.
We’ve all struggled with maintaining the appearance of our work spaces, especially when schedules are tight and deadlines are looming. However, neglecting the tidiness and overall attractiveness of our work space can have negative consequences–ones you might not have considered before.
Perhaps this has happened to you: You’ve lived with carpeting, then for one reason or another you live with hardwood or some other type of hard surface flooring that shows up every little bit of dust and dirt. You can’t believe it! You can sweep or vacuum one day and by the next morning, the dust and dirt have returned.
Of course we think that some new dirt- and dust-producing thing has mysteriously descended on our living space, but the truth is it’s the same dust and dirt that has always been present only now we can see it.