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GENERAL CLEANING:-


    1. Cleaning of rails
    2. Cleaning of threads in stair
    3. Cleaning of carpet
    4. Removal of stains
    5. Cleaning of mats
    6. Keeping the stair clear

      SPEACIAL CLEANING:-

    1. Removal of the carpet and shampoo
    2. Brasso of gripper (Bross used to hold the carpets in place on stair cases)
    3. Washing of mats


CLOAK ROOMS (PUBLIC AREA TOILETS)

GENERAL CLEANING:-

    1. Clearing and cleaning of counter top, W. C, sanilun waste lin.
    2. Cleaning of hand dryers.
    3. Swipping and mopping the floor.
    4. Replenishing special tissues, hand towels, face towels.
    5. Cleaning of the mirror area.
    6. Cleaning of the doors.
    7. Wishing of handles.
    8. Replenishment of toilet rolls.
    9. Plain of neptholene or odonil.
    10. Checking for any leaks, overflowes or drain defecle

      SPECIAL CLEANING:-

      1. Cleaning of air conditioner vents.
      2. Cleaning of exhaust fans.
      3. Scrolling polishing of floors.
      4. Cleaning of pipes.
      5. Wood polishing.

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