FREQUENTLY FORGOTTEN AREAS IN THE CLEANING SECTOR

In daily cleaning, visible or high-traffic areas are often prioritized. However, some neglected surfaces can harbor dirt, germs, and bacteria invisible to the naked eye.
At la providence, we are committed to ensuring a clean, safe, and healthy environment down to the smallest corners. Here are the forgotten areas you should include in your cleaning routine.

why are they forgotten? 

• Considered not very dirty and briefly touched

Consequences:

• Frequent contact points → accumulation of germs.
• Potential vector of contamination.

Solutions:

• Clean during each session with a soft cloth and suitable disinfectant.
• Use disinfectant spray sparingly to avoid electrical damage.

Why are they forgotten?

• Go unnoticed despite constant use.

Consequences:

• Very high-risk areas for bacterial transmission.

Solutions:

• Clean at least twice a day, especially in high-traffic areas.
• Use suitable disinfectants that do not require rinsing.

Why are they forgotten?

• They seem “personal” or “clean,” so they’re ignored.

Consequences:

• One of the most contaminated surfaces!
• Possible cross-contamination between colleagues.

Solutions:

• Special disinfectant wipes for electronics.
• Encourage hand hygiene before/during use.

Why are they forgotten?

• Low, discreet, hard-to-reach areas.

Consequences:

• Buildup of dust and debris → unsanitary conditions.
• Can attract insects.

Solutions:

• Vacuum or wash using proper tools (narrow heads, angled mops).
• Include in the regular cleaning plan.

Why are they forgotten?

• Out of sight = out of mind.

Consequences:

• Indoor air pollution, spread of dust.
• Respiratory risks for occupants.

Solutions:

• Clean filters every month.
• Regularly dust fan blades.

Why are they forgotten?

• Hard to access, cluttered.

Consequences:

• Buildup of dirt, allergens, insects.
• Incompatible with deep cleaning standards.

Solutions:

• Use vacuum cleaners with narrow nozzles.
• Periodically move furniture for thorough cleaning.

Why are they forgotten?

• Rarely opened, perceived as “clean” because they’re closed.

Consequences:

• Invisible dust and dirt, neglected for months.

Solutions:

• Clean interiors at least once a month.
• Organize storage to make maintenance easier.

IN SUMMARY: CLEAN WHAT’S VISIBLE… AND WHAT’S NOT!

Effective cleaning isn’t limited to what’s visible.
These discreet areas are essential to ensure:

• A healthy work environment,
• Employee well-being,
• Client trust.

At la providence, we are committed to providing a thorough, complete, and professional service. By including these areas in our daily routines and cleaning protocols, we enhance our quality, our image… and our pride in a job well done.

In daily cleaning, visible or high-traffic areas are often prioritized. However, some neglected surfaces can harbor dirt, germs, and bacteria invisible to the naked eye.
At la providence, we are committed to ensuring a clean, safe, and healthy environment down to the smallest corners. here are the forgotten areas you should include in your cleaning routine.