Restroom Cleaning
Restroom cleaning in a commercial setting is a critical task that helps to maintain the cleanliness and hygiene of the space. Restrooms are high-traffic areas that require frequent cleaning to remove dirt, grime, and other contaminants, and to prevent the buildup of germs and bacteria that can be harmful to building occupants.
When cleaning a commercial restroom, the day porter or cleaning staff should follow a thorough cleaning process that includes the following steps:
Empty trash
Empty all trash cans and dispose of any waste properly.
Clean surfaces
Wipe down all surfaces, including counters, sinks, toilets, and mirrors, using a disinfectant cleaner.
Clean toilets
Clean the toilets thoroughly, paying special attention to the bowl, rim, and seat. Use a disinfectant cleaner and a toilet brush to scrub the surfaces.
Clean floors
Mop or sweep the floor, paying special attention to the areas around the toilets and urinals. Use a disinfectant cleaner to clean the floor surfaces.
Refill supplies
Refill all soap dispensers, paper towel dispensers, and toilet tissue dispensers as necessary.
Check for cleanliness
Inspect the entire restroom to ensure that all surfaces are clean and that all supplies are properly stocked.
The frequency of restroom cleaning will depend on the type of commercial building and the level of foot traffic, but it is typically performed several times a day to ensure that the restrooms are always clean and hygienic. Additionally, the cleaning process should be adjusted as needed to ensure that it is effective and efficient, and to respond to any changes in the level of use or occupancy of the building.