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Step-by-Step: Hard-Surface Floor and Carpet Cleaning

This guide will walk you through the essential steps for cleaning hard-surface floors and carpets, ensuring a safe and spotless environment.

Cleaner preparing the area
1

Prepare the Area

Gather your cleaning tools and make sure the area is clear of obstacles. Place “Caution, Wet Floor” signs at all entry points.

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Vacuuming carpet Carpeted Floors
2

Vacuum Thoroughly

Vacuum enclosed carpeted areas thoroughly. Pay special attention to high-traffic spots and edges where debris tends to collect.

Treating a carpet spot Carpeted Floors
3

Treat Spots Right Away

Remove carpet spots as needed. Keep carpet spot remover on your cart so you can address spills right away and prevent stains from setting.

Removing wet floor signs from carpeted area Carpeted Floors
4

Remove Wet Floor Signs

Remove “Caution, Wet Floor” signs only after the floor is completely dry. This helps prevent slips and ensures the area is safe for use.

Dust mopping a hard floor Hard-Surface Floors
2

Dust Mop First

Use a dust mop to remove loose dirt and debris from indoor hard-surface floors before damp mopping. This prevents dirt from spreading.

Damp mopping a hard floor Hard-Surface Floors
3

Damp Mop

Damp mop entryways, elevator landings, and other hard floors using a loop or micromop. Start at the back of the room and work toward the door, using a figure-eight motion.

Removing wet floor signs from hard floor Hard-Surface Floors
4

Remove Wet Floor Signs

Remove “Caution, Wet Floor” signs only after the floor is completely dry. This helps prevent slips and ensures the area is safe for use.

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Great Work!

Following these steps helps you maintain clean, safe hard-surface floors and carpets in any facility.