Cleaning Routine

SATURDAY... SATURDAY...
Today is the day I do the so-called "Cleaning Routine".
Usually, every Saturday I vacuum-clean the living room at my house.
This Saturday is no exception.
It took me quite long to clean up the room, as I am not a very efficient cleaner.

I'm going to explain the DETAILS of my cleaning routine.

1. First, I clean up the part in the corner of the living room. I clean it up together with the windows, the refrigerators, and my very own desk.
2. Then I move on to clean the furniture. I usually start with the sewing machine, then the tables, the computer, the TV, my brother's desk, and finally the bed-couch.
3. Finally, I clean the floor & the AC.

As you can see, this routine is simple. But executing it isn't as easy as it looks.
You might not know this, but since I have to clean the AC, I have to turn it off, making the room very, very hot. I also had to move a heavy sewing machine. I makes me sweat a lot. SWT...

After my brother cleaned our room, and my dad cleaned the "master bedroom", I ate the lunch my mother made. After that we went swimming at TA until it was very late. Then, we ate dinner at Ajisen Ramen.

Here's an article about the benefits of having a cleaning schedule.

This article is taken from http://www.cleancorpnsw.com.au/blog/2008/12/05/the-advantage-of-having-a-regular-cleaning-schedule/

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The Advantage Of Having A Regular Cleaning Schedule

How often are your work premises cleaned? Do they get done every now and then, or are they cleaned every single weekday – or even every day that you are there?

While it’s true that many businesses have different needs when it comes to cleaning, it is definitely an advantage to do it regularly. If you try and get away with the minimum that is required, you will soon start to notice the difference it makes.

If your business often welcomes clients and customers into its midst, you will also find that regular cleaning can have an effect on the impression people have of your business. No one likes to see overflowing rubbish bins or generally untidy and dusty premises. While you may not think it’s your job to handle those things, it is certainly your responsibility to make sure they are seen to by your office cleaning service. Trying to cut down on costs by cutting back on cleaning is definitely not advisable at all.

The benefits of a regular cleaning schedule can be seen in the results you get. If you know your premises are looking their best it will have an effect on the way you work as well. You won’t be worrying about how they look, or what a visitor might think when they arrive.

Some people don’t make the connection between having tidy premises and working to the best of their ability. But it’s true – you’ll find that your work performance gets better if you are working in surroundings that look their best. It helps to calm your mind because you won’t be fretting about how untidy things might be looking – or what other people might be thinking about them.

Of course, a regular cleaning schedule doesn’t mean the same as an adequate cleaning schedule. For example, you may have started off having office cleaners coming in twice a week to ensure things are kept neat, clean and tidy.

But supposing you then employ another couple of people because your work load has increased? The office will be busier and therefore your original cleaning schedule may no longer be enough to accommodate it. As a rule of thumb, make sure you review your cleaning schedule on a regular basis. This will help you to scale it up when necessary, rather than waiting for problems to occur on days when your service doesn’t come in.

It’s obvious that forward thinking has a lot to do with a regular schedule in this sense. If you can identify what your needs are likely to be in the future, that nice bright and clean office environment you are used to will always be in effect. That’s because you can make sure you always have the people you need to keep it looking that way.

A regular cleaning schedule for one business might mean twice a week. Another business might require them every single day. But no matter what your own needs are, so long as you are aware of them, that’s all that matters.

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