Question: What is the best practices for cleaning my workplace?

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Hygiene and cleaning for the health workforce during COVID-19
section_headers: Routine cleaning
section_content: Frequently touched surfaces
Frequently touched surfaces include door handles, bedrails, tabletops and
light switches.
Clean these surfaces frequently (at least daily) or when visibly dirty. Use
detergent solution or combined detergent and disinfectant solution or wipes.
Follow the instructions on the label.
Minimally touched surfaces
Minimally touched surfaces include floors, ceilings, walls, window curtains
and blinds.
Clean these surfaces when visibly dusty or dirty and straight after any
spills. Use:

detergent solution or wipes for general surfaces and non-patient care areas
detergent solution to damp mop instead of dry mopping

You should also:

regularly change window curtains
regularly clean sinks and basins

Follow the instructions on the label when using cleaning products.

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Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Cleaning to prevent the spread of COVID-19
section_headers: What should I use for routine cleaning?
section_content: Hard surfaces
In most circumstances, cleaning with detergent and water is sufficient.
Soft or porous surfaces
For soft or porous surfaces like fabric or leather, seek advice from the
manufacturer of the item to be cleaned about which products can be safely
used.
Detergent can generally be used to clean fabric surfaces. If more thorough
cleaning is needed, fabric surfaces may be steam cleaned. Leather will have
special cleaning requirements.
If soft or porous surfaces require regular cleaning, such as seats in offices,
or in vehicles, it may be more effective to use a removable washable cover or
a disposable cover and replace these as regularly as you would clean the
surfaces.

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This answer, will not specific to the workplace, gives useful information for cleaning an environment.

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Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Cleaning to prevent the spread of COVID-19
section_headers: How do I clean?
section_content: Use the following steps to clean an environment:

Wear gloves when cleaning. Gloves should be discarded after each clean. If it is necessary to use reusable gloves, gloves should only be used for COVID-19 related cleaning and should not be used for other purposes or shared between workers. Wash reusable gloves with detergent and water after use and leave to dry. Clean hands immediately after removing gloves using soap and water or hand sanitiser.
Thoroughly clean surfaces using detergent and water. Always clean from the cleanest surfaces to the dirtiest surfaces. This stops the transfer of germs to cleaner surfaces and allows you to physically remove and dispose of the largest possible amount of germs.
If you need to use a disinfectant, clean the surface first using detergent then apply a disinfectant or use a combined detergent and disinfectant (see next section). A disinfectant will not kill germs if the surface has not been cleaned first. Apply disinfectant to surfaces using disposable paper towel or a disposable cloth. If non-disposable cloths are used, ensure they are laundered and dried before reusing.
Allow the disinfectant to remain on the surface for the period of time required to kill the virus (contact time) as specified by the manufacturer. If no time is specified, leave for 10 minutes.


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Gives detailed responsive information and discusses many different situations
This answer only applies to keeping surfaces clean, not an entire workplace.

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