Have patience when taking the time to clean.

Setting out to clean an office is no easy feat, and crews spend a lot of time carefully selecting the solutions that go on their cleaning carts. The chemicals can’t be too harsh or they’ll affect the surfaces they’re cleaning, and you don’t want the smell to be too overpowering.

Cleaning is a process, and that’s something that true professionals remember. According to People, crews will want to take their time when cleaning a space, as solutions can frequently take some time to fully absorb. If you’re looking for a quick fix, consider wiping up the issue, but for deep cleans, you’ll want to solutions to sit for a bit and work their magic.

Additionally, Carewell Urgent Care reports if you’re rushing through a cleaning job, you’re more likely to miss picking up extra dirt and grime. This could make matters worse, and ultimately cause you to spend more time in the long run. Additionally, not taking the time to dry surfaces can leave them wet and slippery. Not only could this mean streaks are left where you just cleaned, but people could be at risk of injuring themselves if the surface is too slick. Take time to make sure everything you clean is dry.