Cleaning in the rooms

• Cleaning: Removal of visible dirt, such as dust, stains, and organic residues, using detergents.
• Disinfection: Reduction of the microbial load on surfaces and objects using disinfectants.
• Sanitization: A process that combines cleaning and disinfection, with the goal of creating a safe and hygienic environment, often supplemented by preventive measures.

• Disease prevention: Proper hygiene reduces the spread of bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens, helping to prevent infectious diseases.
• Improved health: Clean and sanitized environments contribute to the overall well-being of those who use them.
• Safer Work Environment: In workplaces, environmental hygiene is essential for employee safety and accident prevention.
• Healthier Home Environments: Proper hygiene at home prevents the proliferation of harmful microorganisms and improves quality of life.

• Regular Cleaning: Vacuum, dust, and clean surfaces with appropriate detergents.
• Targeted Disinfection: Use appropriate disinfectants, especially in high-risk areas, such as bathrooms and kitchens.
• Professional Sanitization: If necessary, seek professional sanitization services for specific environments or high-risk situations.
• Maintain Order: A tidy environment is easier to clean and less prone to dirt accumulation.
• Aeration: Regular air exchanges help prevent the buildup of humidity and unpleasant odors.
• Personal Hygiene: Wash your hands frequently and practice proper hygiene.

By following these practices, you can create and maintain clean, safe, and healthy environments for everyone.