Recording Studio

Here’s a detailed breakdown of our effective cleaning protocol: 1. Preparation and Safety Measures • Cleaning Supplies: Use disinfectants approved by relevant health authorities (e.g., EPA-approved for COVID-19), microfiber cloths, mops, brushes, and vacuum cleaners with HEPA filters. 2. Cleaning Frequency • Daily: High-touch surfaces (door handles, light switches, counters, phones, keyboards), restrooms, and floors are cleaned and disinfected. • Weekly: Wipe down walls, air vents, and other larger surfaces. Clean windows and dust blinds. • Monthly: Deep cleaning of carpets, upholstered furniture, and any equipment that requires specialized cleaning (e.g., audio gear, electronics). • As Needed: Address any spills, stains, or visible dirt immediately to prevent buildup. 3. Surface Cleaning • Disinfecting High-Touch Areas: Focus on surfaces that are regularly touched, like doorknobs, handrails, elevator buttons, and shared electronics. Use disinfectant wipes or sprays that remain on surfaces for the recommended contact time. • Equipment Care: Clean and disinfect studio equipment like microphones, headphones, mixers, and control panels using appropriate products (e.g., microfiber cloths for sensitive surfaces). Avoid excessive moisture near electrical components. • Countertops and Desks: Wipe down with a non-abrasive cleaner. If these surfaces hold multiple items (papers, tech), clear them periodically to ensure thorough cleaning. 4. Restroom Hygiene • Cleaning Frequency: Restrooms are cleaned and disinfected multiple times throughout the day, especially in high-traffic environments. 5. Floor Maintenance • Vacuuming & Sweeping: Regular vacuuming for carpeted areas and sweeping for non-carpeted spaces to remove dirt and debris. and Recycling Management • Empty Bins Regularly: Trash bins are emptied daily or as needed, and recycling bins are sorted and emptied to prevent overflow.