Dry sweeping the floor: Use a broom and dustpan for dry sweeping, or use an electric sweeper to improve efficiency. For large commercial areas, dry scanning is one of the basic methods.

Sweeping the floor: Use a wet mop or mop, and add cleaning agents if necessary, to wipe the floor and keep it clean and smooth.

Regular floor cleaning: Use high-pressure water guns and floor cleaning machines to remove stubborn stains and deposits. Regular deep cleaning can extend the service life of the floor.

Laying protective mats: Lay protective mats at the entrance of commercial public areas and high pollution areas to prevent dirt and stains from entering the ground.

Regular maintenance: Refresh, wax or seal the ground to form a protective film, prevent dirt from adhering, and improve the wear resistance of the ground.

Set up no smoking areas: reduce pollution from cigarette butts and ash.

Treating oil stains: Use degreaser or cleaning agent to treat oil stains. First, apply degreaser evenly on the oil stains, then use a cleaning brush to scrub, and finally rinse with clean water.

Cleaning stains: For other types of stains, use appropriate cleaning agents for treatment.

Garbage bin setting: The production of garbage bins should be coordinated with the overall environment, paying attention to both the aesthetic placement and the convenience of customers' living habits.

Cleaning operation plan: Develop daily, regular, or special operation project execution plans to ensure that cleaning management has no blind spots.

Quality inspection standards: Strictly inspect the hygiene conditions of areas such as walls, stairs, lobbies, elevators, etc. to ensure the quality of cleaning work.