Larielle BNB services Small Businesses

Larielle BNB Services provides a comprehensive clean of your AIR BNB that meets the offical AIR BNB standards. So contact Jared today on 0417281635 to see how we can work together to increase your AIR BNB ratings and provide a clean and safe accommodation for your clients. The cleaning process that we follow is as follows: Step 1: Prepare for safer cleaning Ventilate rooms before and while we clean. Regulatory authorities such as the World Health Organization (WHO) and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommend opening outside doors and windows and using ventilating fans to increase air circulation in the space before beginning to clean and sanitize. We ventilate the space for as long as possible before and during cleaning. Gather the right cleaning supplies. We only use disinfectant and sanitizer solutions that are registered with the relevant governmental agency (e.g. the European Chemicals Agency or the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency). Wash our hands for at least 20 seconds with soap and water before touching any surface. If that's not possible, we use a hand sanitizer containing 60% alcohol at a minimum. We wear protective equipment at all times. Before we enter the space, we put on protective equipment such as disposable gloves, aprons or gowns, and masks or cloth facial coverings. Take out all the garbage. Starting with this step helps prevent dirty garbage from contaminating the space once it has been cleaned. We make sure to line all the garbage cans with fresh bags, which will make it easier to dispose of tissues and other waste. Collect all dirty linens throughout the space. We've heard from hosts that laundry is one of the most time-consuming activities between turnovers. We therefore collect all linens as soon as we enter the space, and avoid shaking dirty linens, which could increase the spread of germs. Unplug before cleaning. For your safety and to protect fixtures, weo unplug appliances before cleaning. Plugged appliances that are turned "off" are still connected to electricity until unplugged. We don't enter a space without the recommended protective equipment, and don't reuse soiled gear. Step 2: Clean dust and debris Cleaning is when we remove germs and dirt from surfaces. For example, using a soapy cloth to wipe off a kitchen counter or stovetop. We importantly complete this step before sanitizing your space. We wash all linens at the highest heat setting recommended by the manufacturer. We change your disposable gloves before you handle any clean linens. We wash all dishes, and empty the dishwasher. We recognise that it's important to wash all the dishes to help ensure hygienic standards. We dust the space, and sweep or vacuum the floor. When dusting, start from the top down to ensure there are no visible signs left over. We sweep all hard surface floors, and vacuum carpeting. We clean all hard surfaces with soap and water. We wipe each surface down to remove dirt, grease, dust, and germs. Hard surfaces include things like countertops, tables, sinks, cabinets, and floors. When mopping, work from the back corner of the room to the front, and dispose of the water in a sink that hasn't been cleaned yet. We clean all soft surfaces based on the manufacturer's instructions. Soft surfaces include things like carpet, bedding, and upholstery. Carefully remove any visible dirt or grime, then clean with the appropriate cleaners. We machine-wash items according to the manufacturer's instructions. Safety reminder: To help prevent the spread of germs, we don't touch our face while you're cleaning. Step 3: Sanitize with disinfectant Sanitizing is when we use chemicals to reduce the number of germs and bacteria. During this step, we sanitize all high-touch areas. For example, spraying chemical disinfectant on doorknobs, light switches, and cabinets. Once a hard surface is clean, we spray it with disinfectant. We focus on sanitizing all frequently touched surfaces in the space (such as doorknobs and light switches), as well as surfaces that may have touched soiled linens (such as flooring). We ensure to sanitize electronics based on the manufacturer's cleaning directions. We let the disinfectant stay wet for the specified length of time. The product label will specify the wet contact time needed for the chemicals to effectively sanitize a surface. This allows the chemicals time to kill as many germs as possible. We allow to air-dry. If the surface dries before the wet contact time, there's no guarantee that the product has killed the pathogens claimed on the label. Step 4: Check your room-by-room checklists You'll have access to custom cleaning checklists based on your listing details. We refer to the best practices in each room-by-room checklist, and share with your hosting team or cleaning professionals. We double-check that all high-touch surfaces were sanitized. We address anything that might've been missed. We note any maintenance issues or missing items. As we're passing through to check for completion, we note any items that need to be replaced, refilled, or restocked. Step 5: Reset the room To help avoid cross-contamination, we realise that it's important to finish cleaning and sanitizing a room before resetting it for the next guest. We dispose of and wash your cleaning supplies. Throw away disposable products such as disinfectant wipes. We wash any cleaning cloths at the highest heat setting appropriate for the material. Empty and clean the vacuum after every cleaning. Be sure to also clean any other tools that were used. We safely remove any cleaning gear once we're done cleaning. We dispose of or wash any protective gear according to their usage guidelines. To help prevent cross-contamination, we make sure to put on a new pair of gloves after cleaning each room. We wash our hands for at least 20 seconds with soap and water. If that's not possible, we use a hand sanitizer containing 60% alcohol at a minimum, and refer to the local governmental agency for the latest guidelines. We visually assess each room to ensure the stage is set for the next guest, imagining yourself as the guest entering the space for the first time. We set out cleaning supplies for your guests. We've heard from guests that they want the ability to clean on their own while staying in your space. We empower your guests by setting out cleaning supplies they can use, such as hand sanitizer, disposable paper towels, disposable gloves, disinfectant spray or wipes, and extra hand soap. Finally we restock your cleaning supplies, being sure to check expiration dates and refill any supplies that we've used so you're ready for the next turnover.