Cleaning Process for Meeting Space: 1. Preparing Cleaning Supplies: - Gather necessary cleaning supplies, including disinfectant spray or wipes, microfiber cloths, garbage bags, and vacuum cleaner. - Ensure that cleaning solutions are properly diluted and labeled for safety. 2. Clearing and Organizing: - Remove any personal belongings and unnecessary items from the meeting space. - Straighten chairs, tables, and other furniture to their original positions. 3. Dusting and Wiping Surfaces: - Begin by dusting surfaces such as tables, chairs, shelves, and electronic equipment using a microfiber cloth. - Wipe down surfaces with disinfectant spray or wipes, paying attention to high-touch areas like door handles, light switches, and countertops. 4. Vacuuming or Sweeping Floors: - Vacuum carpets or sweep hard floors to remove dust, dirt, and debris. - Pay special attention to corners and edges where dirt may accumulate. 5. Mopping (if applicable): - If the meeting space has hard floors, mop using a suitable cleaner and mop bucket, following manufacturer's instructions. - Ensure floors are thoroughly dried to prevent slips and falls. 6. Cleaning Windows and Glass Surfaces: - Use glass cleaner and a clean cloth to wipe down windows, mirrors, and glass partitions, removing any smudges or fingerprints. 7. Emptying Trash Bins: - Replace full garbage bags with new ones and dispose of them in designated waste receptacles. - Clean and sanitize trash bins as needed. 8. Restocking Supplies: - Check and restock essential supplies such as toilet paper, paper towels, and hand soap in restrooms, if applicable. - Ensure that meeting room supplies such as pens, notepads, and whiteboard markers are replenished if needed. 9. Final Inspection: - Walk through the meeting space to ensure all areas have been properly cleaned and sanitized. - Address any missed spots or areas of concern before completing the cleaning process. 10. Report