A commercial office cleaning typically involves a series of tasks to ensure the workspace remains clean, organized, and healthy for employees. The cleaning routine can be performed daily, weekly, or as needed. Here is a basic description of the office cleaning process:

1. Common Areas:

   • Reception and waiting areas: Remove dust and dirt from furniture, counters, and waiting areas. Vacuum or sweep the floors, depending on the type of flooring.
   • Floors: Vacuum carpets or rugs and sweep hardwood or tile floors. Mop with disinfectant to remove stains and ensure hygiene.
   • Surfaces: Clean desks, countertops, windows, and partitions with appropriate products. This includes dust removal and the use of disinfectants on frequently touched areas (door handles, light switches, telephones).

2. Workstations:

   • Desks and chairs: Clean and organize workstations, removing dust and paper debris. In some cases, it’s necessary to disinfect keyboards and mice.
   • Organization: Dispose of trash, cardboard, and recyclables, sorting items into appropriate bins.

3. Kitchen and Breakroom:

   • Dishes: If there are utensils, cups, and cutlery in the sink, they should be washed and stored properly.
   • Surfaces and equipment: Clean microwaves, refrigerators, tables, sinks, and countertops, removing food residues and applying disinfectants.
   • Floor: Sweep and mop with disinfectant, especially in high-traffic areas.

4. Bathrooms:

   • Toilets and sinks: Sanitize toilets, sinks, faucets, and mirrors with appropriate disinfectants.
   • Refill paper supplies: Check and replenish toilet paper, paper towels, and soap dispensers.
   • Trash bins: Empty the bathroom trash bins and replace the liners.
   • Floor: Clean and disinfect the floor, especially around the toilets.

5. Other Tasks:

   • Windows and glass: Clean interior windows and glass to prevent dirt buildup and streaks.
   • Trash bins: Empty all trash bins, cleaning and disinfecting them when necessary.

This routine can be adjusted based on the size of the office, the number of employees, and the specific needs of the environment. Professional cleaning usually involves the use of equipment like vacuum cleaners, mops, brooms, and specific products for different surfaces.