*Bedrooms, Living rooms, lofts, bonus rooms*

• -Dusting (Surfaces, blinds, air vents, fixtures, picture frames, ceiling fans)

• -Clean window ledges and sills 

• -Clean light switches

• -Clean door cupboards and doorknobs

• -Clean baseboards

• -Vacuuming

• -Sweeping

• -Mopping

• -Empty trash cans/replace trash bags

*Bathrooms*

• -Scrubbing and sanitizing Toilets, sinks, faucets, counters, tubs, shower, shower glass

• -Clean inside and outside cabinets

• -Clean mirrors

• -Dusting fixtures

• -Clean baseboards

• -Dust blinds 

• -Clean window ledges and sills 

• -Clean light switches

• -Clean door cupboards and doorknobs 

• -Empty trash cans/replace trash bags

*Kitchen*

• Dusting (Surfaces, blinds, air vents, fixtures, picture frames, ceiling fans)

• -Clean window ledges and window sills

• -Clean and sanitizing appliances 

• -Wipe down stainless steel appliances with stainless steel shiner 

• -Clean inside microwave 

• -Clean counter back splashes

• -Clean inside and outside cabinets

• -Wipe down wood cabinets with pledge wood finisher

• -Clean inside oven

• -Clean inside refrigerator 

• -Sweeping

• -Mopping

• -Empty trash cans/replace trash bags

Disinfectant fogging is a cleaning method where a fogging machine disperses tiny droplets of disinfectant into the air, creating a mist that settles on surfaces and disinfects them. It's effective for sanitizing large areas, reaching difficult-to-access spots, and killing airborne pathogens. While faster than manual cleaning, it requires specific EPA-approved chemicals and proper use to ensure safety and effectiveness, as the airborne particles can be absorbed by humans.

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1. Atomization:                                                                                                                                               A fogging machine converts liquid disinfectant into a fine mist or fog using atomization. 

2. Dispersal:

   The fog then spreads throughout the entire room, including high-touch surfaces, ceilings, and walls. 

3. Settling:

   The small particles remain suspended in the air for a period before settling on all surfaces, ensuring comprehensive coverage. 

4. Killing Germs:

   The settled disinfectant kills germs, viruses, and bacteria on contact.