Let’s take a look at some of the dirtiest spots you’ll find around your office.
Business owners will always want to value employee health. It lets your staff know that you care about them, and healthy staff members won’t have to be out of the office due to being sick. In order to keep your employees healthy in the workplace, it’s important to know where the most unhygienic places are located. This will let you know where to focus your cleaning efforts. Let’s take a look at some of the dirtiest spots you’ll find around your office.
Faucet Handles
Whether people are using sinks in your office breakroom or in the restrooms, those faucet handles are going to be used by many people throughout the day. With everyone touching these handles, they will quickly accumulate plenty of germs. That’s why you need to make a habit of cleaning your faucet handles regularly.
Keyboards
A lot of office workers will spend their days at their keyboards. Not only do keyboards have many hands on them, but you also have to consider that employees might have the occasional cough or sneeze that only adds more germs to them. Some people might even have a snack while they’re working, so pieces of food could be found on keyboards as well.
Cleaning keyboards is important for this reason. Also, you can encourage your employees to do all of their eating in the breakroom so that food crumbs won’t end up in the crevices of your keyboards.
Phones
While many people have personal cellphones these days, offices will still have their own phones that all employees must share. Anything that’s shared in an office setting is prone to accumulating quite a bit of dirt. As such, you’ll want to wipe down any office phones around your building. This will keep your phones clean and ready for others to share the next day.
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