Cleaning kitchens for food allergies takes careful planning and attention to detail. It’s important to know how to maintain proper procedures. Whether you’re dealing with an allergy-free kitchen or want to follow best practices incase of an allergic patron at your restaurant, we’ve organized some useful tips to better cleaning your commercial kitchen for food allergies.
It’s hard to believe school is almost here and with the new year comes new challenges and even the addition of a new viral threat. Commercial Cleaning Corp has put together a school cleaning guide packed with tips to help you prepare for a safe and healthy 2023-2024 school year.
CDC has recommended that proper ventilation be a primary topic of discussion in the reopening of schools this fall. Given the airborne nature of Covid19 recent research is saying that by rotating the air in the classroom this fall you can significantly lower your risk of spreading covid19. In addition to the reduced risk of spreading disease there are studies that show a lower co2 level in the classroom enhances learning.
The official CDC recommendation is to completely change the air in a classroom 6 times per hour. This is referred to as ACH or air changes per hour. When you see a recommendation of 6 ACH you can understand they are saying your ventilation system will replace the air in the room 6 times per hour.
In order to address the ventilation topic, the CDC website has added several features for schools to test and optimize their ventilation. However, you may want to call in your HVAC manager for this part as the concepts can get very technical. We tried to break it down in simple terms to easily understand in our school cleaning guide. If you would like to go down the technical road here are a few links to follow.
Read more “Ultimate Guide to School Cleaning”
In this blog, we’re looking at the top five areas of your business that will benefit most from professional cleaning services.
A clean business makes a great first impression and can mean happier and healthier employees. Anytime the seasons change, it’s the perfect chance for businesses to reassess the state of their property and reinvigorate a few key areas.
As we look forward to the re-opening of schools and businesses, it’s important for us to re-examine the model of constant cleaning and disinfecting that most people adopted as the new normal in an effort to protect us from COVID-19.
Over the last year, our understanding of coronavirus and COVID-19 has rapidly evolved. Now as experts learn more about how the coronavirus is spread, the most recent research has raised questions about what the appropriate amount of cleaning is, and if the disinfection protocols we have been using are appropriate to support other COVID-19 prevention measures used in schools.
Read more “How Much Cleaning and Disinfecting is too Much in School Classrooms?”
COVID-19 has affected everyone’s lives, including children’s, who have missed out on opportunities to learn, socialize and have fun. As states continue to reopen and begin planning for students to return to their classrooms, it’s vital to be mindful of how the Coronavirus has changed their learning environments and prepare accordingly. And as businesses, restaurants and shops begin to reopen too, it may feel like life is normal again, but we still need to continue to follow state and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) health and safety guidelines.
Read more “Ready to Reopen: Free COVID-19 Reopening Guide for Pennsylvania Schools”
With more businesses beginning to reopen, many parents are wondering what to do with their children who are too young for school. Previously, one answer to this would be daycare, but with so many concerned about COVID-19, sending your child to play with others may pose a risk to their health.
However, with proper cleaning and disinfecting measures in place, parents can rest assured that their children are staying safe and healthy. Children explore their environment by touching and putting things into their mouths. This is natural behavior but can post serious risks during a pandemic.
For these reasons, daycares can quickly become breeding grounds for harmful bacteria and viruses. This blog post will cover suitable ways to keep daycares clean and safe for children.
Read more “Daycare Cleaning: How to Keep Children Safe at Daycare”
Many schools around the country have either reopened or are in the process of coming up with reopening plan. Part of a reopening and operating plan should include a cleaning and disinfecting routine. Given the current public health crisis, the frequency of cleaning and disinfecting needs to increase, but can be difficult with children and staff constantly occupying and moving around the school.
Surfaces such as desks, cafeteria tables, chairs, handrails, door handles, and equipment need to be cleaned and disinfected after each use to stop the spread of contaminants, including the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes the COVID-19 disease.
Read more “How Electrostatic Disinfection Can Help Schools Reopen and Operate Safely”
COVID-19 has affected everyone’s lives, including children’s, who have missed out on opportunities to learn, socialize and have fun. As states continue to reopen and begin planning for students to return to their classrooms, it’s vital to be mindful of how the Coronavirus has changed their learning environments and prepare accordingly. And as businesses, restaurants and shops begin to reopen too, it may feel like life is normal again, but we still need to continue to follow state and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) health and safety guidelines.
Read more “Ready to Reopen: Our Free COVID-19 Back-to-School Guide”
A school, office or healthcare facility’s fitness center equipment and locker room are some of the dirtiest places on the campus premises. They are the prime areas where harmful germs, viruses and parasites love to hide.
Read more “Gym Cleaning Checklist for Schools, Offices and Healthcare Facilities”
Flu season is on its way, and that means it’s time to prepare to rigorously clean professional and shared spaces in an effort to combat the spread of the flu. Killing the influenza virus requires a customized approach for different spaces, depending on their common touch points and trafficked areas.
Read more “How to Kill the Flu Virus: A Guide for Schools, Hospitals & Offices”