Hotel Cleaning in Santa Rosa and Sonoma County - (707) 358-3050
Hotels carpets, rugs, and chairs probably get the most traffic where people are not too concerned about trying to be their cleanest. Where in a house, people may consider taking off their shoes, keeping their feet off of the couch, and maybe even at least just wipe their shoes at the door.
At a hotel, people get the feeling of having someone else that will have to clean up after them and not be worried about their own personal cleanliness. If you have a messy bunch of guests and visitors who come through your hotel, we can help clean the tough stuff out of the rugs. If you already have a maintenance staff on hand, we are avaialble to clean up the rugs on the go. Feel free to give us a call if you have a rug, perhaps in the waiting area, that we can pick up, clean, and drop it off to you at another time. Call us at (707) 358-3050 to get a free quote for any type of cleaning service. |
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Hotel Cleaning Tips and Tricks
If there’s one place that it is very important to keep clean, it’s the hotel room.
Think about the amount of traffic that goes through a typical hotel room in, say, a few months, and this statement makes a lot of sense. With the number of people using the furniture, or that bathroom, it makes sense that cleaning and maintenance should be frequent and thorough. Your establishment is aiming to impress visitors with nice rooms, or at the very least sanitary ones. Read on to learn some tips and tricks that’ll keep furniture looking new, and your guests’ temporary living space, well, live-able.
Clearly, there’s a lot that goes into cleaning a hotel room, but it’s worth it in the long run. After all, no one wants to stay in a room that looks like it hasn’t been cleaned in forever. Keep things up to par, or above that, and you’ll make your guests happy.
Think about the amount of traffic that goes through a typical hotel room in, say, a few months, and this statement makes a lot of sense. With the number of people using the furniture, or that bathroom, it makes sense that cleaning and maintenance should be frequent and thorough. Your establishment is aiming to impress visitors with nice rooms, or at the very least sanitary ones. Read on to learn some tips and tricks that’ll keep furniture looking new, and your guests’ temporary living space, well, live-able.
- Keep wood furniture, and chrome furniture, nice and polished.
- Have staff clean the bedroom, rather than the bathroom, first.
- Spot cleaning? Vinegar and water is less harsh.
- Floor tile and grout needs a good scrubbing.
- Mattresses and box springs need to be maintained too.
- Vacuum or sweep first, and then mop.
- Don’t forget the drapes.
- Vacuuming isn’t just for carpet.
- Dish soap and an upholstery brush can be used on (some) furniture fabric.
Clearly, there’s a lot that goes into cleaning a hotel room, but it’s worth it in the long run. After all, no one wants to stay in a room that looks like it hasn’t been cleaned in forever. Keep things up to par, or above that, and you’ll make your guests happy.