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Brand names of Chemicals for Cleaning

Brand names of Chemicals for Cleaning

This pandemic has gotten us cleaning our homes and space more than the usual, and with the challenge of going to the grocery to find the right chemical for cleaning, we might have researched for “Brand names of Chemicals for Cleaning”. Most searches might lead you to items found outside the Philippines, so we have compiled here for you the typical brand names you will find in your local grocery store.

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Commercial Brand names of Chemicals for Cleaning in the Philippines

All Purpose Cleaners

These are chemicals for cleaning, removing dirt and some grime, and just lessening the amount of bacteria or other organisms, but may or may not be in the acceptable levels that will not cause diseases. Some have a low concentration of disinfectant, which is good. They can be used generally anywhere at home and at the office. They come in powdered, solid bar and liquid forms, and can be found in the your nearby sari-sari store, Lazada and supermarket. Their commercial brand names are:

  • ZIM CLEANSER
  • DOMEX – MULTI PURPOSE CLEANER
  • MR CLEAN – ALL PURPOSE CLEANER
  • MR MUSCLE – MULTI PURPOSE CLEANER
  • AJAX
  • CIF
  • LYSOL ALL PURPOSE CLEANER
  • PINE SOL
  • GREENEX
  • MESSY BESSY

Domex multi purpose cleaner sold in Lazada

Disinfectants

These are chemicals used to greatly remove the amount of disease causing germs in the air or surfaces. Most of these products are generaly for disinfecting only and may not be effective as a cleaning chemical, but some are combined with multi-purpose cleaners to help in that part. They are used on sanitizing the air, room, counter tops and floor. They come in aerosol spray, powdered, and liquid forms, and can also be found in the your nearby sari-sari store, Lazada and supermarket. Their commercial brand names are:

  • CHLORINE POWDER
  • CLOROX (BLEACH)
  • DOMEX – DISINFECTANT
  • MR MUSCLE – DISINFECTANT
  • LYSOL – SPRAY and DISINFECTANT LIQUID

Lysol Disinfectant spray sold in Lazada

Dishwashing Liquid

These are chemicals used to clean dishes and utensils for eating. They are combination of surfactants (chemical that separates things) and alkaline salts (another chemical that prevents things from sticking back together) and may or may not include anti-bacterial or disinfectant properties. They come in paste and liquid forms, and can also be found in the your nearby sari-sari store, Lazada and supermarket. Their commercial brand names are:
  • JOY
  • SUNSHINE
  • CHAMPION
  • SMART
  • AXION
Joy Dishwashing Liquid sold in Shoppee

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Commercial Brand names of Specialized Chemicals for Cleaning in the Philippines

Bathroom Tile Cleaners

These are specialized chemicals used to clean bathroom tiles, removing stains and grimes. They contain a mixture of all purpose cleaners and strong acids to get the tile cleaning done. If you want to know how to use them more extensively, you can read our tips on cleaning bathroom tiles. They come in liquid form only, and can only be found in the grocery, Lazada and supermarket. Their commercial brand names are:

  • DOMEX – BATHROOM CLEANER
  • MR MUSCLE – BATHROOM & TOILET CLEANER
  • LYSOL – TOILET BOWL CLEANER COMPLETE CLEAN POWER
  • TOILET DUCK – DUCK POWER

Toilet Bowl Cleaners

These are specialized chemicals used to clean toilet bowls, removing stains and grimes. They contain a mixture of all purpose cleaners as well, and stronger acids to remove hard water stains. If you want to know how to use toilet bowl cleaners more extensively, you can read our best toilet bowl cleaners to use. They come in liquid form only, and can only be found in the grocery, Lazada and supermarket. Their commercial brand names are:

  • DOMEX – TOILET BOWL CLEANER
  • MR MUSCLE – BATHROOM & TOILET CLEANER
  • LYSOL – TOILET BOWL CLEANER COMPLETE CLEAN POWER
  • TOILET DUCK – DUCK POWER

Toilet Duck – Duck Power bottle (Right) and Mr. Muscle Triple Action Bathroom Cleaner (Left)

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Meet your Cleaning Expert (Jim)

Meet your Cleaning Expert (Jim)

Get to know more about the people behind the scenes as we clean and disinfect your homes. For almost a decade, CMDA Cleaning Services has hired and helped people who are coachable, trust-worthy, hard working and dependable, despite their challenges in life and in education. As long as they are willing to be trained and perform well, it doesn’t matter what they look like or what their gender preference is. Jim has been a member of the CMDA family for just more than a year but she has excelled in her work an now working on her promotion as Housekeeping Manager. 

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How long have you been with CMDA?

1 year and 3 months. I started as a custodian last July 2019, and lasted for 5 months, and then on January 2020, I started training as an Admin Assistant (Nag start ako as custodian/cleaner noong July 4, 2019 and nag last for 5 months and nung January 2020 nag start ng training as Admin Assistant).

 

How did CMDA Cleaning Services help you in your personal life?

Since I got hired here in CMDA, it helped me in paying my bills (helped financially), and naturally I could share in paying the bills with my husband, enhanced my knowledge being an employee and as a person, and I learned how to deal with people because there are people who teach me how to be strong, separate work from personal relationships. Example is “thinking” work during work, personal relationships is done after work. (Since nag apply ako sa CMDA nakatulong ito sa mga bills (Gumaan financially),natural kahit papaano nakaka share nako sa husband ko, naenhance ang kaalaman bilang empleyado at bilang tao at natututo ako makisama at makisalamuha sa mga tao dahil may mag tuturo sayo paano ka maging matibay,ihiwalay yung trabho sa pakikipagkaibigan.sample Trabaho trabho,kaibigan after work na un.).

As an employee, what makes you unique in CMDA?

As an employee of CMDA, it teaches you to become mature, teaches you how to be knowledgeable and how to improve your life, they will see your potential and talent (not just on the position that you applied in). Because in other employers, you will only be in that position you applied for. (Bilang Empleyado ng CMDA, tinuturuan ka (ng CMDA) maging mature, tinuturuan ka maging marunong at kung papano tumaas or umasenso, nakikita nila ang iba mo pang potential o galing (Hindi lang kung ano ang inapplyan na position) . Dahil sa ibang employer hanggang doon na lang ikaw kung ano yung pinasok mo.)

 

What are your dreams as a CMDA Employee?

I dream that all employees know the difference between our personal and professional life. We need balance, and if you have a friend who is also working with you, you also need to balance how we talk to them (as an officemate). Another thing why I dream about this is because work becomes lovely if you have peace of mind, it’s work when it’s work, and separate it from all the personal baggage we bring everyday. (Ang pangarap ko ay malaman ng mga empleyado kung ano ang pagkakaiba ng personal sa professional na buhay natin. Kailangan natin kase ng balance, at kung may kaibigan ka na katrabaho mo need natin mabalance ang ating mga totoong sinasabi natin sa kanila (Bilang kopisina at katrabaho). Isa rin na kaya ko ito pangarap ay dahil masarap magtrabaho kapag may peace of mind, kung trabaho, trabaho lang at ihihiwalay dapat ito sa mga personal na dinadala natin sa araw-araw.)

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What are the challenges that you are experiencing right now? and how can CMDA Cleaning Services help you?

Now that I am transitioning from being a custodian/admin staff to a trainee of housekeeping managerial position, the challenges that I experience now are the feeling that someone is pulling you down and does not see your worth as an employee. But I can go through with it, why? Because there are people who help me and easy to approach and someone I can speak my mind to (From Ms Ivy – Service Sales Manager, Sir Troy – General Manger, up to mam Renz – President).  (Ngayon dahil na sa pag transition ng Custodian/Admin Staff to a Trainee of Housekeeping Managerial position, ang pagsubok na nararanasan ko ngayon ay ang pakiramdam na may nag dodown sayo at hindi nakikita ang worth mo bilang tao at empleyado. Pero nakakayanan ko naman bakit? kase may mga taong tumutulong saakin at madaling lapitan o pwede masabi kung ano yung nasa loob ko (Mula kay Ma’am Ivy, Sir Troy hanggang kay Ma’am Renz)).

 

What is the difference between being an Admin Assistant and being a Custodian?

As a cleaner/custodian, being clean will come out natural to you, there is an SOP and there are trainings being done. As an Admin Assistant, sometimes it’s difficult but there are people diligent to teach you.  (Bilang cleaners ang pagiging malinis ay natural lang na lumalabas sa iyo, may SOP at may Training na ginagawa. As an Admin Assistant trainee, minsan nahihirapan pero matiyaga naman mag turo ang mga nkakataas na sina Sir Troy, Ma’am Renz at Ms. Ivy.)

Were you looking for a particular position before you applied for a job in CMDA?

I wasn’t looking for a particular position, I just wanted to have a work and when I entered CMDA, I learned a lot and I became stronger. Before I got in at CMDA, I was working in a school as a teacher aid, so it was totally different, because before as a pre-school teacher aid there was less pressure because you were gentle in treating your students and colleagues. In CMDA, there is pressure but it helped me become stronger in life, that is what I saw here in CMDA.  (Wala akong hinahanap na position, Gusto ko lang magkawork and nang makapasok ako ng CMDA mas marami akong natutunan at mas tumatag ako.Before ako mag CMDA kase, sa school ako nag work and as a teacher aid ,so magkaibang magkaiba talaga, because dati as a Pre-School Teacher aid less pressure because mas malambing ang pakikitungo because mga bata ang kasama mo. Sa CMDA Naman is mas may pressure pero mas nakatulong sila sakin na mas maging matatag in life.yan ang nakita ko dito CMDA).

 

Do you think the pressure you are experiencing in CMDA is helping you learn more and be stronger in life?

Honestly, yes, because I am not really that strong, but I am getting there, and it was only now that I felt this kind of pressure in my 41 years of existence becuase CMDA saw that I can get past through my weaknesses, especially with handling people.  (Honestly, yes. Because hindi naman ako ganon KATIBAY/KATATAG… “but i’m getting there” and ngayon ko lang lang naramdaman yung ganitong pressure in my 41 years of existance dahil nakita ng CMDA na kaya ko pang lagpasan ang aking mga kahinaan o makakayahan lalo na sa pag handle ng tao.)

 

Would you recommend others to work in CMDA?

Yes, I recommend working in CMDA, because they can reach the potential beyond what they already know. (Yes! marerekomenda ko ang pagtrabaho sa CMDA dahil magkakaroon sila ng ng potential na tumaas pa sa higit sa kaalaman nila.)

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5 Best K-Pop Songs to Listen to While Cleaning

5 Best K-Pop Songs to Listen to While Cleaning

Get in the groove cleaning your place with these 5 K-Pop songs that will surely get you moving, cleaning and disinfecting your place stress-free.

Doing a home cleaning chore doesn’t have to be a drag, cleaning while listening to great music will help you turn a chore into a dance party!

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1. NCT U 엔시티 유 ‘Make A Wish (Birthday Song)’

Top of our list is NCT’s “Make A Wish”. Start off slow as you sweep the ceiling and overhead cabinets for cobwebs. Sweep through the beat and next thing you know, you got the room covered. Always start on top and always be gentle so as not to strain your body while cleaning. Enjoy the beat and go ahead if you feel like dancing a little.

2. Red Velvet 레드벨벳 ‘Bad Boy’ 

Next on our list is Red Velvet’s “Bad Boy”. Let’s continue with the slow rhythm while sweeping or vacuuming the floor. Going slow with sweeping or vacuuming would mean making sure you are getting all those dust and “bad boys” down (pun intended).

3. NCT DREAM 엔시티 드림 ‘We Go Up’

Let’s get things moving faster with the next song, NCT’s “We Go Up”. This song will get you amped up and get you scrubbing walls and wiping counter tops like a DJ. After giving attention to your floor, time to go up back to table surfaces and kitchen sink.

4. TWICE “MORE & MORE”

Keep the energy flowing with our fourth song, TWICE’s “More & More”. Get some extra boost while you make the bed, fold those clothes and sheets, and getting your table organized. This song will get you cleaning “more & more”.

5. BTS (방탄소년단) ‘Dynamite’

Cool down and appreciate your work while listening to the last song on our list from BTS, “Dynamite”. After doing a hard work cleaning your place, after exploding your energy like “dynamite” to get things in order, you deserve doing a victory dance with this song.

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How To: Clean Up Your Home After Flood

How To: Clean Up Your Home After Flood

Cleaning up your own home is quite a challenge already, much more if you need it cleaned after it got flooded. A flooded home is a disaster in itself, but something you can manage with the right people and equipment.

Every year, the Philippines encounter 20 to 30 storms and typhoon, not including the days with heavy monsoon rains. Despite the speed of home development and road improvements, there are still homes that experience being flooded yearly. Here are some steps that can help you clean up your place after it gets flooded.

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START WITH SAFETY IN MIND

There are a lot of safety issues when your place starts to get flooded. You have to keep in mind the safety of your family, pets and other property. Typically some Filipinos start moving appliances to their second floor area (if they have) or start raising the base of their furnitures and appliances so that flood waters will not destroy them. Apart from these, make sure to remember these:

  • Switch off your circuit breaker to avoid electrocution and damage to your electronics
  • Wear boots to avoid wading in flood water during flood and during cleaning
  • Wear rubber gloves to prevent your hands from touching dirty flood water during the flood and during cleaning
  • Wear a mask to avoid inhaling bacteria and aerosol found in flood waters
  • Keep children and pets away from flood and debris left after the flood

Some of the hazards you can encounter cleaning after a flood includes:

  • Leptospirosis (still present even if there are very little flood water left)
  • Tetanus (bacteria called Clostridium tetani is very common in soil and flood water)
  • Electrocution
  • Cuts and bruises from glass and sharp debris washed in by the flood
  • Diarrhea (if you accidentally touch your mouth without washing your hands after cleaning)
  • Intestinal parasites like amoeba and worms
  • Respiratory diseases brought about by spores rising from the flood

Some possible property damage you can encounter after a flood:

  • Burnt out busted fuse in breakers and appliances
  • Water damaged engines in cars
  • Watermarks on walls and furniture
  • Floor erossion

WATER WASH

As soon as you have determined that it is safe to clean your place already, and after wearing safety equipments like gloves, boots and face mask, get a water hose and plug it to your faucet. Start spraying water from inner most part of your home going outside to wash away mud and dirt. Since water got those in, water should get it out. Make sure your curcuit breakers are still switched off so that you won’t have to worry about your power outlets. Use flash light if there is not enough light to work with, or better if you do this during daytime.

It may sound like a joke that after water comes in your home, you use water to flush it out, but this is easier than using a plastic broom or walis tambo to sweep out the debris. If the surface is still muddy and dries up, it would be harder to remove them, so keeping the mud and dirt wet will help you in cleaning and keeping your surfaces protected.

Flood in your home would most likely leave thick mud that is hard to remove. It is easier and faster to clean it using water.

SOAP AND RINSE

Once your place is clear of mud and other flood debris, you will then need to wash your flooded surfaces with soap. Combine 2 part all-purpose cleaner and 1 part bleach (chlorine or chlorox) with 10 parts water, and use this mixture to soap up surfaces. This will be your liquid cleaner and disinfectant. Spread out the mixture and scrub a little to remove other dirt that wasn’t washed away by the water.

This soap and bleach mixture can help greatly reduce the amount of bacteria and parasite eggs on surfaces, ensuring that there won’t be any health hazards left by the flood. Too much soap would make rinsing hard and too much bleach may cause respiratory problems, so it is best to keep these 2 dilluted.

Rinse surfaces to remove the soap and bleach by spraying water again. Rinse thoroughly to remove any other residue, be it the soap or flood debris. 

MOP DRY

Finally, at this point, things will look back in order, except everything is wet with clean water. Using a mop, wipe all floor surfaces, and a clean wash cloth to wipe walls to get rid of the remaining water. Mop at the same direction – from the innermost part of your home going out to your main door or gate.

Some traditional Filipinos use plastic brooms or walis tambo to sweep away water, though effective, can cause back problems and re-contamination. If you use plastic brooms or walis tambo to remove dirt, chances are, those same dirt are still in them, causing the newly cleaned surface to be dirty again.

Flood affects up to 700 areas across 6 regions in the Philippines, with damages amounting to up to P1.37 billion. (source)

FLOOD PROOF YOUR HOME

Finally your place is cleaned, and you don’t want to go through the same ordeal again, not anytime soon, not ever. Though you can hire a professional cleaning company to do your home cleaning after a flood, it is still best to make measures to prevent it in the first place. Here are some tips to help you flood proof your home:

  • Sandbag your entrance
  • Elevate your garage floor
  • Keep your ground floor exclusively for your garage only (all other rooms on the second floor or higher)
  • Join a clean up drive in your place to declog drainages

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Preparing Your Office for the New Normal

Preparing Your Office for the New Normal

The pandemic has already made things hard for everybody, getting back and transitioning to the “new normal” at work should be made easy, but can it? Depending on how prepared your office is, going back to work under the “new normal” would easy or difficult. This is why planning how to return to work under the new normal is important.

In our latest COVID-19 update, we have elaborated the steps we did before and during the time we transitioned to the General Community Quarantine (GCQ). Though this is us, and the approach we did may not apply to other businesses, we are going to share below common and helpful tips to help your business bounce back to the new normal. These are based on the InterAgency Task Force (IATF) guidelines and the good practices we observed during the time we did office cleaning to our clients.

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Audit what you have

Check what you have, in terms of available health related equipment and facilities, and which employees are willing to report back to work. This will help you sort out what else you need to buy and would be cost efficient eventually. The number of foot disinfection pad would depend on the number of entrance and the number of people reporting to work. Thermal scanner or infrared thermometers and alcohol dispensers as well would depend on the number of foot traffic.

There will be consumables like alcohol/sanitizers and disinfectant wipes you will need to consider. You might want to add batteries for the thermal scanner in the list as well

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Send out info

It is in the human nature that we take change very hard, but it can be less hard if we are informed at an earlier time. Send out an email (or a chat message) to all concerned regarding all the changes that are being made under the “new normal”. Let them know what they need to expect when they arrive at the office, from the door to their table.

The information may include steps like accomplishing the visitor’s checklist honestly (very important!), wearing their face mask (and face shield if needed) inside the office premises at all times, observing physical distancing, and reporting areas or instances that can pose as a health hazard to everyone in the office. If you are going to implement one-way traffic directions within the office premises, this would be a good time to orient them so they will be able to follow.

Requiring your employees to secure a health certificate from their respective barangay or city health office is also good, and you may opt to schedule a monthly rapid test if your office budget permits – including these details would be great in your email.

Do a general cleaning of your office

Your office may have been empty for at least 3 to 6 months, and may or may not have any coronavirus in it, but surely, there are already dust and other nasty things in there that could pose as other health risks like allergies and other forms of infection. Get your office cleaned thoroughly before returning back to normal or partial operations.

If you need a walk through or a checklist on what you need for your office general cleaning, check out our ultimate office cleaning checklist, or, if you find it very difficult to do, you can always outsource your office cleaning.

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Difference of Cleaning, Sanitizing and Disinfecting Spaces

Difference of Cleaning, Sanitizing and Disinfecting Spaces

Every time there is a health scare or crisis like this Coronavirus pandemic, we all get into panic cleaning of our place. We want to be sure that every inch of our space is cleaned, disinfected and sanitized. But what is really the difference of cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting? Are they all the same? Is one more important than the other?

Cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting is a broad approach in helping prevent the spread of diseases, not just COVID-19, but others as well. Though they are used interchangeably, the difference of each can help ensure health and safety of occupants in their respective spaces.

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Cleaning

Cleaning involves removing dust, dirt, visible stains and debris from surfaces and items. Basically it is ensuring that there are physical and visual changes in the surfaces and items being cleaned. Some of the common materials used in cleaning are brush, broom, dust pan, and vacuum for large debris, and mop, wipes and washclothes for small debris such as dust. 

When cleaning surfaces, the use of multi-purpose cleaners are used to help make cleaning easier. They may come in powder or liquid forms and may include anti-microbial properties, but not as intensive as disinfectants.

Regular cleaning is fine when there are no health concerns in the community, and the weather is sunny and dry. When there are health threats or when the weather is humid or wet, cleaning may not be enough to keep infections away.

Difference in Cleaning, Sanitizing and Disinfection

Sanitizing

Sanitizing involves in reducing the number of germs (such as bacteria, fungi and viruses) to a certain limit or level. Usually, sanitizing is done during or after cleaning with the use of “sanitizers”. These sanitizers are usually commercial grade and will kill 99.9% of germs as they have advertised.

Sanitizers come in powder (Chlorine powder) or liquid form, such as rubbing alcohol, hand sanitizers and commercial disinfectants. They are strong enough to kill germs but not completely. The remaining germs are in safe amounts that our immune system can handle them in case of infection.

Sanitizing after cleaning is always recommended to ensure that there will be less risk of infection. However, frequent use and skin contact of sanitizers such as alcohol may dry up our skin and may cause infection.

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Disinfecting

Disinfecting involves in killing germs and viruses by using chemicals that do such – disinfectants. Disinfecting does not include cleaning or the removal of dirt, and sometimes, it is better to disinfect first before cleaning a certain space before cleaning to avoid infection.  

Disinfectants come in powder (Chlorine powder) or liquid form, and may come in various strength and speciality. Some disinfectants can only kill bacteria and not viruses, while some can do both. There are disinfectants that are risky to use and may cause respiratory problems, and some are safe. 

We recommend frequent disinfection of spaces to ensure that the number of bacteria and viruses are always low, including disinfection prior to cleaning, and most of all, disinfecting when a suspicious case of infection has been reported.

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Sterilizing

Sterilization involves in the the removal of all microorganisms (bacteria, fungi and viruses) on items. This is often confused with disinfection, because you can disinfect spaces and areas, while you cannot possibly sterilize areas, only items. Sterilizing items involve cleaning (removal of dirt), sanitizing and heating the item(s) using steam for a period of time. 

Sterilizers are commercially available for bottles and jewelry cleaning. In laboratories and hospitals, they use auto-claves as sterilizers and uses the same principles.

Sterilizing spaces is possible if there will be little to no physical contact can be done and there are no movement of air in the area. These and possibly more factors can only ensure that a space is sterile or not.

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Applying the difference in cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting spaces

  • Cleaning can help reduce and prevent pests.
  • Cleaning and sanitizing helps protect your family from infections.
  • Cleaning and regular disinfection helps protect your employees and colleagues from infections.
  • Cleaning and regular disinfection helps make your office or business compliant with safety regulations.
  • Clean and disinfect surfaces that are touched more often.
  • Sanitize hands by frequent handwashing to prevent infections.
  • Disinfect common places such as toilets and pantry.
  • Disinfect spaces where food is prepared and served such as kitchen and dining area.
  • Sterilize utensils used to carry food such as spoon, fork, knives, food containers and water bottles.

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CMDA Cleaning Services - A trusted name in Cleaning and Disinfection Services

As a company certified in Cleaning & Infection Control in General Facilities from the Cleaning Masterclass in UK, our clients trust and prefer our services in all their cleaning, disinfection and housekeeping needs. We deliver beyond the basic cleaning, disinfection and housekeeping services you require and expect. If you have any sanitation questions and request, we would love to hear from you! Contact us today and let us help you create a cleaner and safer future, together.