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09 Aug |
Handling cash and credit cards is a task that happens at every business. Unfortunately, cash and credit cards can harbor enormous numbers of transmittable pathogens. What can businesses that handle currency do to keep their employees healthy? What’s Living on Our Currency? Handling money on a regular basis from business registers can expose employees to […] |
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17 Jul |
You and your colleagues spend quite a bit of your lives at work. It is inevitable that you and your coworkers may come to work sick, either because you didn’t know or because you had no choice. When you are sick and are actively using the desks and the workspace around you, your germs can […] |
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13 Jun |
The issue of cleanliness is a very important issue for business owners and employees. After all, businesses are where various types of people, business owners, employees, and clients, come into contact with each other. Naturally, people’s bodies harbor dirt and germs, and are also vulnerable to dirt and germs. Cleanliness and good hygiene are directly […] |
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17 May |
Professional hygiene services can do a lot for your business regardless of the industry. Every business can benefit from fewer employee absences, greater customer satisfaction, and being worthy of the public trust. Hiring a professional service frees those who specialize in conducting business from the task of worrying about cleaning, cleaning supplies, hygiene issues, and […] |
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08 Apr |
Companies often neglect the importance of business hygiene. Spring cleaning is taking on a whole new meaning, with a slew of Central Texas viruses, and allergens infiltrating your workspace. Business sanitation in Central Texas can seem like a total nightmare when you have a million more important things on your to-do list over getting down […] |
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06 Mar |
There is a big difference between bacteria retention levels, depending on the surfaces that you either have already, or choose to have when building or renovating your organization’s office. All surfaces were not created equal, and some have larger pores, hold moisture longer, trap heat and more, leading to a difference in bacteria levels. Some […] |
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18 Feb |
A lot of us have heard the old idea that the toilet bowl isn’t the dirtiest surface in every building. The highest germ count places may be somewhere you never thought of, a common one being the cutting board in the kitchen. And it may turn out the things and places you were trying to […] |
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05 Feb |
It can be tricky to determine whether a person has a bacterial or viral infection. Both have very similar symptoms such as sneezing, coughing, diarrhea, fatigue, and vomiting. Bacteria and viruses can also both be responsible for causing pneumonia and meningitis. The difference lies in the structure of these organisms. A virus can only live […] |
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19 Jan |
The need to provide safe, healthy food as well as protect staff and customers in a supermarket is one that can’t be overemphasized. As an essential act of business sanitation in Central Texas, this should be considered as a top priority in every grocery store where people frequently come to shop from time to time. […] |
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08 Jan |
We recently found this informative article written by Jim Arbogast for the magazine Cleaning and Maintenance Management. In it, Jim details steps recommended by the CDC to help prevent the spread of the flu and other viruses and germs. His writing is both thorough and practical, coming off as common sense while bringing up points […] |
