We’re still offering our core contract professional cleaning services to clients in multiple sectors, but we’ve added a whole range of high-level and external solutions, including:

• Gutter & high-level internal cleaning
• Hard floor restoration & carpet cleaning
• Handy person services for those odd jobs that never seem to get done
• Caretaker, janitorial & site manager support — perfect for schools
• Jet washing, including graffiti removal, paving, driveways & car parks
• Window cleaning – yes, we do those high ones too!
• Drainage services to prevent small issues becoming big problems

Whether it’s a one-off clean or part of a regular maintenance plan, we’ve got you covered.

We know that choosing a cleaning provider is about more than ticking boxes. That’s why we focus on what matters most:

• Established & trusted since 2008
• Local staff, trained and promoted from within
• Flexible hours — we clean around your schedule
• Eco-friendly products & the latest equipment
• A friendly team who genuinely care about doing a great job

We’re not a faceless franchise — we’re your local cleaning partner, and we take pride in helping businesses like yours shine.

If you’re looking for a one-stop solution for your commercial cleaning and site support needs, we’d love to chat.

Get in touch today to discuss your requirements or to book a free site visit.

Let’s keep your premises Spotless — inside, outside, and everywhere in between.

It’s far easier to do clothes washing if the sorting is done for you and this is an easy fix. All you need are multiple boxes, hampers, clothes bins, wash bags… whatever you use so that when the family come to throw the clothes in the wash, they simply add them in the right place. Ikea do great fabric, fold down storage boxes that are cheap and come in a range of colours so that you can easily separate clothes according to colour.

Most people don’t want to be doing laundry every day but it’s also too much to do in one day, so splitting your laundry up by types and dedicating a day to it makes it a lot more manageable. You could do bedding and towels on a Friday, darks on a Monday and whites and colours on Wednesday. This way you can be drying and folding one load when you put a new load in.

Don’t just throw the load in the washer, it’s always good practice to check pockets, not only for the dreaded tissue but for coins or other items that may damage the washing machine. It takes about a minute but can save a lot of pain later… any you made some time up by not having to separate 🙂

Always check your lint tray before every use, it’s a 10 second job which not only makes the drier perform better but will stop it catching on fire. For more tips on fire safety with your drier you can read this article.

Don’t cram a load full, not only does this mean it will take an age to dry but it will be creased and take longer to iron. Do smaller loads and get them out to fold while still warm to reduce the amount of ironing needed.

If you split your laundry up over the week it actually doesn’t take long to do the different stages so you can bosh it out while your pasta is boiling or while the tea is brewing, this way it seems less of a chore.

Spotless Cleaning are a team of professional cleaners based in Burton-on-Trent. We love to share our knowledge so make sure to keep checking back for tips and tricks. Or, to learn more about our services just drop us a line.

Believe it or not, having a clean environment and the process of cleaning itself, both have a positive impact on mental wellbeing. In 2010, a study was published in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin which used techniques in linguistic analysis to measure the way people spoke about their homes. A correlation was found between people that described their homes as being ‘messy’ or ‘cluttered’ were more likely to be depressed or fatigued than those who had ‘restful’ homes. Researchers also found that those with cluttered homes had higher levels of the stress hormone, cortisol.

Cleaning and tidying can definitely have a positive impact on your mental state, both during the day and throughout the night. The National Sleep Foundation found that people who regularly have clean bedding are 75% more likely to have regular restful sleep and that making your bed in a morning also has a positive effect on your quality of slumber. A clinical psychologist, Alicia H. Clark, Psy.D. states that “We want to be able to do something when we get anxious, and what we really want is to be in control and take action.” This is why simple tasks such as cleaning, washing the dishes and organising things in the home can make us feel calmer, as we take a minute to be more mindful and focus our awareness on the task.

With all the mental and physical benefits that come with keeping your environment clean and tidy, it makes complete sense that people enjoy the process of cleaning. Many people prefer to have a sense of structure in their lives and a routine, which cleaning can be a part of. The process has a beginning, middle and end, which has a visible positive outcome, leaving you feeling a sense of accomplishment. Keeping on top of the cleaning also helps you in the long run, giving you more time to spend doing other things you enjoy, rather than having to catch up on a huge pile of washing or dirty pots and pans. Cleaning our physical space can also leave us feeling more clear in our mental state, as this sense of accomplishment gives us the confidence to tackle other projects or tasks.

By now, if you weren’t already a cleaning lover, we’re sure you’re a convert, but if you need any further encouragement to get out the Marigolds, then listen up. Regardless of whether you are at home or at work, a tidy environment will be of benefit to your mindset. Research found in the Psychological Science Journal showed that people who worked in a neat and tidy space for ten minutes, were then twice as likely to choose an apple over a chocolate bar when picking a snack, than those who work in a messy environment. This is likely to be due to the fact that your brain often craves comfort food in times of stress and having a chaotic and messy surrounding can create this stress.

Of course, it is easier to keep your home environment clean and tidy than it is your work, but where possible, you should keep your workspace clutter free to promote calm. If you find that the mess or uncleanliness of your workplace is preventing you from being productive, it may be worth considering using a commercial office cleaning company. If you feel that your workplace could do more to keep the environment clean, it might be worth suggesting to them that the office gets a deep clean, a service that many commercial cleaning companies provide at a time which least disrupts the staff.

If you would like more advice about cleaning or further information about the services included in commercial cleaning, we would be happy to help. Either give us a call or drop us an email at info@spotlesslyclean.com.

Do it Yourself

White vinegar – every house should have a spray bottle of this as it can be used on LOTS of things. All you have to do is wet the screen with warm water first and give it a quick wipe over with a clean cloth, then spray the white vinegar on and give it a scrub with the same cloth, or a non scratch scourer if the dirt is quite built up. Rinse with warm water and you’re done!

For the rusty bits in the corners – we’ve found that lemon juice does the trick here. Just mix one teaspoon of lemon juice and two teaspoons of salt to form a paste. Scrub the mixture on using a toothbrush or small cleaning brush and leave to soak for around 15 minutes before removing with warm water.

Buy Some In

There are absolutely loads of products in the supermarket for bathrooms, probably too many so it can be a little confusing but stick to products for bathrooms and if possible specifically shower screens and you won’t go far wrong.

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This may sound a bit silly, but the type of cloth or scourer you use can really make a difference here and will save you scratching or leaving marks and smears on your shower screen. A good microfibre cloth works well but a non scratch scourer usually wins every time. You can get them in all supermarkets or home shops.

A lot of people know this, but we’re certain that more probably don’t. Start at the top of the screen and work your way down. Don’t forget to get the corners and edges where metal or plastic trimmings meet the glass as this is the prime place for mould to grow. This applies to the rest of your home too – always start at the top and work down.

Rinsing and buffing is a very important part if you want to get that sparkling finish. Rinse from the top with hot water from the shower and make sure you have removed all residue from whichever product you used. The type of cloth you use to buff is as important here as it is when cleaning as you don’t want to leave any fibres behind on the screen. We use microfibre cloths and think they work well. Wipe away all the excess water then buff until clear, dry and sparkling!

We hope these tips help you to get on top of your shower screen. Once a week is OK but if you can do this 2-3 times a week you’ll be sure to keep that mould and mildew away for good!

As professional and commercial cleaners around Derby and Burton we have a vast knowledge on all forms of cleaning. Make sure to keep checking back for more tips and tricks, and if you’d like to know about our cleaning services just drop us a line!

Deep cleaning is an extensive clean of a property or area, which goes beyond the scope of a regular clean. It can require specialist products, methods and specially trained cleaners.

Deep cleans help control the spread of infections and viruses as they use antibacterial products to kill germs and sanitise areas throughout the home. A deep clean can be required in offices and homes from time to time, to keep the area safe to live in.

Where regular cleaning may be done on a daily basis at work and a weekly basis at home, deep cleans are more likely to be required once a month or once every six to twelve months.

Regular cleaning, also referred to as office cleaning or commercial cleaning, may involve hoovering, tidying, wiping surfaces and dusting, whereas deep cleaning goes beyond this.

The majority of cleaning companies or individual cleaners offer regular cleaning services, whereas only some will provide deep cleaning services as this requires specialised training and tools.

A deep clean is a top to bottom clean of all rooms and can include:

• Cleaning inside ovens, oven doors, inside window frames and doors.
• Cleaning inside and outside of all windows.
• Cleaning behind appliances in a kitchen and removing layers of grime.
• Removing scale and scum from washroom or staffroom/kitchen tiles, shower heads, taps and other sink plugs.
• Deep dusting including behind radiators and blinds.
• Cleaning ceiling fan blades and light fixtures.
• Cleaning mouldings, woodwork and window sills.
• What are deep cleaning methods?

• Steam cleaning – steam cleaning uses high temperatures to remove oil, grime and dirt. Steam cleaners heat water in a boiler, then converts this liquid into steam, and this steam is used on floors, surfaces and upholstery to extract the dirt. These are more frequently used in a domestic setting.
• Fogging – a quick and efficient way to sanitise a workspace, fogging is completed by placing a machine in a room and spraying a fine mist of sanitising substance across the room. This lands on all surfaces and kills any bacteria and viruses that may be on any objects.
• Hot water extraction cleaning – this method is used for cleaning carpets. It uses high pressure to push hot water and chemicals into the stained fabric to dislodge dirt particles. At the same time, the machine is extracting 95% of the moisture back, along with the dirt. This method gives the best results when trying to remove stains and spillages on carpets.

Deep cleaning often required specific equipment. This can include ProChem for deep carpet cleaning and hard floor cleaning. ProChem tools are used for deep carpet cleaning as well as hard floor cleaning. They also offer training courses for cleaners as the equipment required specialist knowledge to use.

SkyVac and SpinaClean are systems used specifically to clean guttering, external cladding and high level ledges and beams. A SkyVac is a specially modified high-level gutter system, developed for outdoor work. This tool allows cleaning of warehouses, industrial and large office spaces, or any venue that has high level areas that are hard to access.

The tool even includes a digital video recording of the clean to document the task undertaken and to share with clients or management.

You can find out more information on our deep cleaning services page and our office deep cleaning service page. If you would like to speak to our team, or get a quote, get in touch with us today.

The first question you might have is when and how frequently should you be cleaning behind a radiator? We’d advise cleaning behind your radiator once every six months to once a year, depending on how clean you like your office or home to be. At Spotless, as a commercial cleaning company, we clean behind radiators for offices, restaurants and venues every two to three months to ensure a consistent clean.

It’s particularly important to do this clean at the end of summer, ahead of winter when you’ll start turning your radiators back on. Otherwise, all the accumulator dust and dirt will rise out of the radiator, into the air, when you turn them on for the first time, if not cleaned properly. This is especially important for indoor commercial venues like restaurants and office spaces, where windows are often closed and ventilation is poor.

Ideally you’d use a radiator cleaning tool, which is a long thin rod with microfiber bristles all the way down. These are easy to find online and affordable, so if you can invest in one of these, they’re the best choice. However, you could also use any long implement with a cloth on the end. It should be thin enough to fit down the back of the radiator, and with some form of bristles or brush so it can rub the dirt off.

1. First of all, make sure the radiator is turned off, so you don’t burn yourself.
2. We then recommend putting a few pieces of kitchen roll under the radiator to catch any bits of dust and dirt that might drop on the floor whilst cleaning.
3. Then you simply push the brush down the back of the radiator, and move it up and down, whilst moving it along the radiator, from left to right.
4. Once you’ve done the whole radiator, simply pick up the pieces of kitchen roll and throw them in the bin. And that’s the back of your radiator cleaned!

There are a few ways to tell if your carpet needs cleaning. If you have not cleaned your carpet within the past year, it will be due for a clean. Another factor is if you or others living in your home are having allergy problems or notice a lingering smell. If there are noticeable stains, visible marks or dullness, these are also signs that your carpet is due a clean.

To maintain a good looking carpet and a healthy living environment, it is recommended to:

• Hoover your carpet at least once a week (or more if you have pets that shed a lot of fur)
• Shampoo your carpet once every 6 to 12 months (and more frequently if you have a light coloured carpet with heavy foot traffic)
• Deep clean your carpet once a year (especially if you are or live with a smoker)

It’s important to be consistent with cleaning your carpets as the more regularly they are cleaner, the easier it is to maintain their good condition.

Contrary to what some may think, you can’t overclean your carpet. It is actually more damaging to your carpets to not clean them, as the build up of dirt can get worse over time and more difficult to fix. Some carpets, if not cleaned regularly enough, can be damaged beyond repair.

There are a few ways to tell if your carpet needs cleaning. If you have not cleaned your carpet within the past year, it will be due for a clean. Another factor is if you or others living in your home are having allergy problems or notice a lingering smell. If there are noticeable stains, visible marks or dullness, these are also signs that your carpet is due a clean.

• When hoovering, hoover slowly and make sure to go round the edges of rooms, in corners and underneath furniture so there are no missed sections where a build up could form.
• When doing a carpet shampoo, be sure to hoover first so you’re removing all the top level dirt and dust before going any deeper.
• To get the most out of your hoover, empty your hoover bag after every cleaning session, keep your filter clean and cut away any hairs that may be wrapped around your brush head.
• Treat stains as quickly as possible – if you do drop something on your carpet that causes a mark or stain, address it right away rather than letting it soak in and dry.
• When treating a stain, always blot rather than scrub, as this will prevent the stain from spreading and damaging more of the carpet.

If you would like to hire one of our specialist carpet cleaning services, get in touch with one of our team members today.

Schools can harbour germs so it is extremely important to deep clean and disinfect your school with specialist cleaning chemicals that kill harmful bacteria and viruses.  This can be done during your regular cleaning routine if you have the available time but it is good practice to include this in a school deep clean to ensure you have a good starting point for the term ahead.

The frequency of cleaning school carpets and upholstery will differ depending on the rooms and their uses. A thorough shampoo and deep clean of your school carpets will ensure they last as long as possible and include the removal of stains such as coffee and pen. As carpet cleaning is time-consuming and the carpets are left damp for a few hours it is important to schedule this for the school holidays.

Similar to carpet cleaning, this is an important task to do regularly to ensure the floors last for as long as possible and do not get irreparably damaged. This may include deep cleaning and buffing the floors with an industrial cleaning machine and applying the appropriate polish.

Scale and dirt (including common viruses) can build up in toilets over time so it’s important to keep on top of this with regular deep cleaning. Sometimes this will require soaking so it’s a good task to tick off during the holidays. The main areas are toilet pans and sink taps.

Skirting boards and lower-level dusting can be covered during regular cleaning but it is sometimes difficult to have time for high-dusting and cleaning and some more time-consuming tasks such as gum and ink removal – and any visitors to your school will notice this!

If you’d like a quotation for school cleaning or a deep clean of your school, please get in touch by calling us on 01282 599219, completing our contact form or clicking on live chat during office hours. We’re happy to visit your school and discuss your requirements before sending a no-obligation quote. We look forward to hearing from you.

Now, it may sound obvious, but in order to maintain a clean and tidy office kitchen you first need to give it a deep clean, especially if it’s particularly bad!

There are many deep cleaning methods you can use, however, if the thought of excessive elbow grease and steam cleaning is just too much to bare, you’d be much better off hiring a professional commercial cleaning company to get the job done properly.

Not only does this make your life (much) easier, but it means that your business can remain as productive as possible, as there’ll be no downtime from cleaning employees.

Sometimes, all we need is a gentle reminder to encourage us to practice good habits, and the same likely applies to your employees.

Installing signage in the office kitchen with reminders to wipe down the microwave after each use, remove any expired food from the fridge, etc. can go a long way in making sure your office kitchen stays clean longer term.

We know, taking the bins out certainly isn’t the most glamorous job in the office, but someone has to do it. Otherwise, that out-of-date tuna salad you removed from the fridge is still going to stink out the office, but from the bin instead!

Enforcing a rota can make things easier (and fairer) for your employees; it means that the bins are scheduled to be regularly emptied, and it’s not the same person drawing the short straw every time.

Think about it, you’re much more likely to clean up a spillage if there’s some kitchen roll and anti-bac spray on the counter or underneath the sink. Forcing employees to hunt around the office for cleaning supplies is only going to discourage regular cleaning and accountability.

Having all the cleaning supplies your employees are likely to need removes an additional barrier to keeping the office kitchen clean.

At Spotless Cleaning, we pride ourselves on having a fantastic team of professionals ready to deliver the best quality service to meet your needs. If you’d like to find out more about our regular office cleaning contracts, contact us today.

One of the most immediate benefits of keeping a construction site clean is the reduction in slip and trip hazards. Loose materials like sawdust, debris, and even small tools can cause falls, which are among the most common construction site accidents.

By implementing strict cleaning protocols, such as scheduled sweeps of work areas and ensuring all materials are properly stored when not in use, the risk of these incidents can be significantly minimised.

Construction sites often handle flammable materials including solvents, fuels, and building supplies like wood and insulation. Poorly managed waste disposal can lead to the accumulation of flammable debris.

A stray spark from welding activities or electrical malfunction can quickly ignite these materials. Regular cleaning and removal of waste materials from work areas and proper storage and disposal significantly reduce the risk of fire.

A clean and organised construction site improves overall visibility. When workers can see potential hazards clearly, they can avoid them. Clutter not only obscures potential dangers (like exposed wiring or unstable surfaces) but also can divert attention from critical tasks.

Enhanced visibility ensures that workers are less likely to engage in unsafe practices and more likely to comply with safety protocols.

Construction sites can be a haven for dust, mould, and other harmful contaminants that pose significant health risks, particularly in demolition and renovation projects.

Regular cleaning reduces the presence of these hazardous materials in the air and on surfaces, protecting workers from respiratory issues and skin problems. This is not only important for immediate health but also for long-term wellbeing, preventing chronic conditions and reducing days lost to sickness.

Cleanliness extends to the maintenance of tools and machinery. Regular cleaning ensures that these items are kept in good working order and safe to use.

Dirt and debris can cause machinery to malfunction, potentially leading to accidents. By keeping equipment clean, workers ensure that everything functions as expected and reduces the risk of mechanical failure.

A clean environment improves worker morale and encourages better overall compliance with safety regulations. When management emphasises the importance of cleanliness, workers are more likely to take pride in their workplace and contribute to maintaining safety standards. This collective responsibility can create a culture of safety that permeates every level of operation.

Clean and organised sites are easier to manage and more efficient. Workers spend less time moving debris out of their way or looking for tools and materials.

This streamlined operation not only speeds up work but also reduces the risk of accidents associated with rushed or compromised job setups.

Keeping a construction site clean is not merely about maintaining a tidy workspace; it’s an essential strategy for accident prevention. Each piece of removed debris, each swept walkway, and each organised tool station contributes directly to the safety and efficiency of the construction site. Implementing rigorous cleaning protocols is a proactive approach to managing risks and ensuring the well-being of every individual on site.

Here at Spotless Cleaning, we offer cleaning services for building and construction site cabins and welfare facilities to ensure they are maintained throughout the life of your project.

The service will be bespoke to your needs and can be anything from daily to weekly depending on the footfall and usage of the areas to clean.

Our team of professional cleaning experts have a reputation of carrying out a high quality cleaning service to meet your requirements. We are a full service cleaning provider working in multiple sectors as well as construction. We provide deep cleaning for offices, cleaning services for warehouses and industrial cleaning for factories.

Commercial cleaning covers a wide range of services designed for different industries, like retail, healthcare, hospitality, and more. Unlike regular cleaning, which usually focuses on everyday tidying, commercial cleaning often involves deep cleaning and special sanitisation for larger spaces. Commercial cleaners are trained to tackle the unique challenges that different environments present, making sure each area meets health and safety standards.

One of the great things about commercial cleaning is that it can be customised to fit your business’s specific needs. Whether you require a deep clean after a busy weekend or regular maintenance during the week, these services can adapt to what you need. A thorough cleaning approach not only improves hygiene but also helps reduce the spread of germs and bacteria, creating a healthier environment for both employees and customers.

When it comes to hard floors and surfaces, commercial cleaning is essential for keeping them looking good and lasting longer. We use special techniques and equipment to care for hard floors like vinyl, wood, tiles, concrete, stone, and even brands like Amtico and Karndean. If you have a floor type that isn’t listed, just get in touch, and we’ll let you know if it can be cleaned.

We offer a variety of services, including one-off hard floor cleaning, as well as regular maintenance plans every 3, 6, 9, or 12 months. If you ever have an emergency, we provide a reactive service to help you out quickly. No matter the size of your flooring, we can take care of it, and we also clean outside of normal business hours at no extra cost, so your operations can run smoothly during the day.

Carpet cleaning is another important part of commercial cleaning. Carpets can trap dirt, allergens, and bacteria, which can affect the air quality in your space. Regular professional cleaning helps remove these unwanted particles and refreshes the carpet’s look, making your environment more inviting.

At Spotless Cleaning, we leverage years of experience in professional carpet cleaning tailored for workplaces. Our fully ProChem trained technicians utilise the latest techniques, chemicals, and equipment to ensure your carpets look and smell fantastic, contributing to a healthier work environment.

Overall, a clean commercial space enhances your business’s image. It leaves a positive impression on clients and creates a welcoming atmosphere for your team. If you want to learn more about how commercial cleaning can benefit your business, get in touch with our team for an informal chat.

On the flip side, office cleaning is all about keeping workplaces tidy. This service usually includes regular tasks like dusting, vacuuming, sanitising surfaces, and emptying bins. The main goal of office cleaning is to create a clean and organised work environment, which helps boost employee morale and productivity.

A neat office can really improve how employees feel. When your team works in a clean and organised space, they tend to feel more comfortable and focused. Regular cleaning cuts down on distractions, allowing staff to concentrate on their work, which ultimately leads to better productivity. Plus, a healthy workspace is vital for everyone’s well-being. Routine office cleaning helps get rid of allergens and germs, making the air quality better and creating a healthier atmosphere for all.

At Spotless Cleaning, we know how important it is to have a well-kept workspace. That’s why we offer flexible cleaning schedules—whether you need us every day, twice a day, or a few times a week, we’re here to help you find what works best for you. Plus, office cleaning can easily be integrated to our comprehensive commercial cleaning package, making it easy to meet all your cleaning needs.

Although commercial cleaning and office cleaning might seem similar, there are some important differences:

• Scope & Specialisation: Our commercial cleaners are trained to handle specific challenges in industries like healthcare, retail, and hospitality, where specialised sanitisation and equipment are often required. In contrast, our office cleaning team focuses on tasks such as dusting, vacuuming, and sanitising workspaces to ensure your office remains welcoming and productive.
• Frequency: We offer tailored schedules for both services, so you can choose how often you’d like us to clean—whether that’s daily, twice daily, or several times a week, depending on your needs.

At Spotless Cleaning, we’re ready to handle all your cleaning needs, whether you’re a big retail store or a corporate office. Since 2008, we’ve been proud to be an independent company with a fantastic team that keeps things clean and tidy.

Here’s what you can expect when you work with us:

• Tailored Services: We customise our cleaning to fit your specific needs.
• Flexible Schedules: Our cleaning plans are designed to fit around your business hours, so there’s minimal disruption.
• Expertise and Reliability: Our team is trained to use the latest technology, ensuring your space is clean and safe. We also do regular audits to maintain our high standards.
• Consistent Support: You’ll also have a specific point of contact in our office to reach out to for any questions or concerns.

At Spotless Cleaning, we are committed to delivering a top-quality service and fostering strong relationships with our clients. We look forward to helping you create a spotless environment!

In summary, both commercial cleaning and office cleaning aim to keep spaces clean, but they address different needs and environments. Knowing these differences can help you choose the right cleaning service for your situation. At Spotless Cleaning, we’re dedicated to providing excellent cleaning services tailored to your needs, whether you need regular office maintenance or thorough cleaning for a larger commercial space.

Want to see the difference a professional clean can make? Get in touch today for your personalised quote!

Medical environments, such as hospitals, clinics, dental offices, and even medical research labs, are high-risk areas for the spread of infections. In these settings, cleanliness plays a crucial role in preventing the transmission of harmful bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens. Whether it’s routine sanitisation, cleaning between patient visits, or after a medical procedure, maintaining a clean environment is essential to safeguarding the health of patients, visitors, and staff and to meet the requirements of the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

By employing expert cleaners who understand the nuances of medical cleaning, healthcare facilities can significantly reduce the risk of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs). Our Cleaning Managers are trained via the British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICSc) which is the largest independent, professional and educational cleaning body within the cleaning industry.

Our bespoke online training, which is completed at the start of employment with us as well as an annual refresher course, includes modules such as health and safety, manual handling, electrical safety and vacuum maintenance, slips and trips, COSHH and PPE, chemical use and colour coding. Face-to-face, on-site training by our Staff Managers will include NHS colour-coded cleaning for different zones and record-keeping for CQC inspections, the use of paper mop heads and much more.

The medical cleaning process for doctor’s offices and dental practices involves several key steps to ensure that all surfaces are thoroughly disinfected and sanitised. Here’s an overview of the typical cleaning process for these environments:

1. Initial Assessment: Before starting any cleaning, it’s essential to perform a detailed cleaning risk assessment and method statement. This ensures that the cleaning process is tailored to the specific needs of the facility whether it’s a dental treatment room, exam room, or reception area.
2. Disinfection of High-Touch Surfaces: In medical environments like doctor’s offices and dental practices, high-touch surfaces (e.g., door handles, countertops, dental chairs, light switches, and medical equipment) need to be disinfected regularly. Special attention is given to dental tools, examination tables, and patient chairs, which are frequently touched and need rigorous sanitisation. These are sometimes looked after by the practice and this can vary site to site.
3. Cleaning of Floors and Carpets: Floors and carpets in medical environments must be regularly cleaned to avoid the spread of infection. In offices with carpeting, antiviral carpet cleaning is recommended to ensure that all surfaces are sanitised. Hard floors are swept, mopped, and disinfected to maintain a safe and clean environment but can also have a more in-depth deep clean using machinery.
4. Specialised Equipment Cleaning: Medical instruments, including dental tools and exam equipment, must be cleaned and disinfected following strict guidelines. Surgeries typically handle this themselves as soon as the equipment has been used due to the time-sensitive nature. They typically use industrial-grade disinfectants to ensure that harmful pathogens are eliminated without damaging sensitive equipment. For dental practices, this includes sterilising dental instruments and ensuring that the tools used on patients are properly sanitised between visits.
5. Waste Management: Proper disposal of medical waste—such as used gloves, syringes, and other disposable materials, is essential in maintaining a hygienic space. Waste bins must be cleaned and sanitised regularly to prevent contamination and the spread of pathogens.
6. Regular Deep Cleaning: For areas requiring more intensive cleaning, such as treatment rooms or bathrooms, a deep cleaning service might be necessary. Deep cleaning includes disinfecting all surfaces, sanitising air vents, and ensuring all touchpoints are thoroughly cleaned. This ensures that every nook and cranny is addressed for maximum hygiene.

Final Inspection: After cleaning, a final inspection is crucial and this usually includes the completion of tick sheets, vital for record keeping. This final check ensures that all areas meet the high standards required by the CQC. This step ensures that no surface has been overlooked, and everything is in pristine condition.

While some healthcare facilities might attempt to handle cleaning in-house, the complexity of medical cleaning makes it essential to hire trained professionals and to ensure shifts are not missed. A trusted cleaning service ensures that your facility is cleaned according to the strictest guidelines, using the right tools and products for optimal sanitation.

Professional cleaners are also key to ensuring compliance with infection control guidelines and safety protocols. This includes following proper cleaning methods, keeping documentation for audits, and using the correct materials to prevent cross-contamination.

For businesses that need reliable, professional cleaning services, we ensure that our staff are fully trained in the latest cleaning procedures for healthcare environments so please get in touch if you’d like to chat about your surgery or dental practice.

Medical cleaning requires specific products and tools to ensure the highest standards of hygiene. These include:

• Antiviral disinfectants: These products are essential for sanitising surfaces and killing viruses and bacteria.
• Microfibre cloths: Used for cleaning surfaces without leaving residue or scratching.
• Industrial cleaning equipment: From floor scrubbers to pressure washers, the right equipment is key for deep cleaning.

At Spotless, we use only the highest-quality cleaning products and tools to ensure that your medical facility is spotless and safe for both patients and staff.

The primary goal of medical cleaning in doctor’s offices and dental practices is to protect the health and safety of patients, staff, and visitors. A clean environment helps minimise the risk of infections and enhances the overall experience for patients. Additionally, a hygienic medical setting can contribute to better patient outcomes and faster recovery times, as patients are less exposed to harmful germs.

Healthcare workers benefit as well. A clean work environment reduces the risk of cross-contamination and helps maintain a safer space for medical procedures, leading to more effective care.

In summary, the medical cleaning process is far more than just tidying up—it’s an essential part of infection control and patient safety. By following a structured cleaning routine, healthcare facilities can provide a safer, healthier environment for everyone. The use of high-quality products and specialised cleaning techniques ensures that medical facilities maintain the highest standards of cleanliness.

If you’re looking for reliable, professional cleaning services for your medical facility, contact us today to learn more about how we can assist in keeping your space clean and safe for patients and staff alike.