Schools have a high traffic of people coming and going, and with them comes dirt, germs and bacteria. For this reason, cleaning is very important in these types of spaces. Schools accumulate a large amount of dirt throughout the day and can quickly wear out if hygiene and proper maintenance are not maintained.
Today on the Dermo blog we want to tell you about some tricks to help you maintain a clean and healthy space, free of germs and dirt.
The first thing you should keep in mind is the importance of good ventilation. This is one of the key factors to be able to renew the air and avoid bad smells, which are so unpleasant. If the smell is very strong and seems to persist, do not hesitate to use air fresheners, as they can help solve this problem very easily. You must air everything: classrooms, offices, common areas, changing rooms, toilets... purify the air in the entire space.
The next step is to remove and descale all the waste stored in the spaces, such as tables, chairs, lockers, floors, walls, etc. In a school, it is not difficult to find papers thrown on the floor, chewing gum stuck under the tables or hand marks on the glass. That is why you should use specific products for each case, such as window cleaner or the descaling agents from Dermo, which will help you get rid of all the embedded dirt, quickly and efficiently.
Dusting tables, chairs and doors, as well as sweeping, are very important factors in cleaning a school, as they make the space look and feel cleaner and neater.
Desks, water dispensers, sinks and many others tend to be breeding grounds for germs, which can become sources of viruses due to the movement of so many people throughout the day.
Bathrooms, changing rooms and canteens are critical areas of a school when it comes to cleanliness. These are places where germs are most likely to accumulate. In these cases, it is advisable to use microfibre as a cleaning tool, as it can suck up and remove any speck of dust.
Once you have everything under control, all that's left to do is mop the floor, which is best done at the end of the day, after sweeping, when everyone is out. This way, the floor can dry at its own pace, without the risk of untimely footsteps.