Carpets can be a real allergen, dust, and dirt harbor right under your feet. Add to that the stains and other contaminants that are brought in from the outside on people’s shoes that stick in your carpet, and make it dirty and unhealthy. Thankfully, shampooing your workplace carpets on a regular basis is an excellent way to keep them clean while keeping you and your employees healthy. Let’s take a closer look at how clean workplace carpets do exactly that.

How Clean Workplace Carpets Keep You Healthy

In a busy work environment like a commercial building, your carpets will bear the brunt of many things that are unhealthy. Staying on top of a routine carpet cleaning schedule will maintain the condition of your carpets while keeping your workplace healthy as well. Food, allergens, and dust – not to mention bodily fluids at businesses like daycares, schools, and medical offices – will collect on your carpets throughout the workday. Responding promptly to these carpet cleaning needs is as important as any other cleaning task that takes place at work.

Steps to Keep your Workplace Carpets Clean

There are some basic ways to keep your workplace carpets clean as people work and go about their days. To start, vacuum at least once a day or more as the situation warrants. If dirt typically accumulates during a certain time of day, vacuum soon after to keep the carpets cleaner longer. Storing a vacuum within easy reach of these high-traffic areas helps this.

If stains appear from food or liquid spills, they should be soaked up and treated with a stain product as soon as possible. When stains have time to set in or dry, they become more difficult to remove and look unsightly. A good-looking carpet is not only healthy for staff and guests, but it looks nice and doesn’t smell.

How Often Should I Have Workplace Carpets Shampooed?

Routine carpet cleaning will be key to a healthy and attractive-looking business. Once every six months is a good rule of thumb to go by when having your carpets shampooed or steam cleaned. You’ll be surprised how nice and clean they look. If your workplace constantly has high traffic and/or messes show up quickly, you could consider a quarterly type of carpet cleaning schedule to make sure the carpets consistently look good all year.

Your commercial cleaning team is also a good resource to discuss your carpet cleaning and care with. They can advise you on proper cleaning procedures and frequencies for good-looking floors.

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When You’re Ready for Consistently-Clean Workplace Carpets

The easiest way to keep your office and workplace carpets clean on a regular basis is to hire a professional team to take care of them. Let us do the carpet cleaning work for you – either on a regular schedule or for your deep cleans or spring cleaning. Click here to learn more about our floor cleaning services.

Our professional cleaning staff is bonded, insured, and maintains OSHA compliance. We are happy to clean your space for you, including specialized floor stripping and sealing. Please contact us online or call us at 571.451.0441 for answers to your cleaning questions and to schedule your personalized janitorial cleaning estimate today!

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