Our furniture cleaning services will create a clean environment for your employees. We utilize EPA and CDC recommended methods and materials, and our team members receive extensive training and wear protective personal equipment that meets strict health and safety protocols.
Task and lobby seating
Clean upholstery to remove soils, apply disinfectant, dwell time to sanitize. Rinse upholstery with water extraction. Wipe down arms and bases.
Workstation cubicles
FOR PANELS ONLY
Clean upholstery to remove soils, apply disinfectant, dwell time to sanitize. Rinse upholstery with water extraction. Wipe down frames.
DETAIL ENTIRE WORKSTATION
Clean chair/furniture and remove soils, apply disinfectant to surfaces, chair base, arm rests, panels, and other main touch points. Dwell time to sanitize chair/furniture/components and wipe down. Rinse upholstery with water extraction, and all surfaces with clean water.
Seating
Clean upholstery and wipe down arms and bases.
Workstation cubicles
Clean upholstery, wipe trim and bases, detail components with general cleaner.
What’s the difference between using a cleaner and using a disinfectant?
If a surface is dirty, it must be cleaned before the surface can be adequately sanitized and disinfected. Dirt and grime create a barrier that will not allow a sanitizer / disinfectant to do its job.
So, to fully protect your office and work environment, it’s important to clean first and then sanitize and disinfect.
What’s the difference between sanitizing and disinfecting?
Sanitizing refers to lowering the number of germs to a safe level by either cleaning or disinfecting, disinfecting itself refers to killing nearly 100% of germs on surfaces or objects, according to the CDC. This works by using chemicals to kill germs.
Why should I choose Atmosphere to disinfect my workplace? Can’t I just do it myself?
We use a process of disinfecting and sanitizing that is recommended by the CDC. Its important to note that not all sanitizers and disinfectants are created equal. Our neutral disinfectant cleaner is non-toxic and is an EPA registered hospital disinfectant cleaner.
Why can’t I just use bleach to disinfect my work-setting?
Chlorine bleach produces harmful by-products and fumes in your work setting and is not safe for all applications. Our process is less caustic, safer and gentler than bleach and is safe for all surfaces.
Does the disinfectant used by Atmosphere protect my co-workers and staff from viruses?
Our clean, sanitize and disinfecting process kills close to 99.9% of all germs, bacteria and viruses that it comes in contact with. It can be used to sanitize soft surfaces such as upholstery as well as hard surfaces.
What information does the CDC provide regarding cleaning and disinfection of my work setting to prevent viruses including the coronavirus?
In response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, the CDC has published cleaning and disinfecting guidelines on its website, www.cdc.gov. The solutions we use to clean and disinfect qualify as EPA-approved emerging viral pathogens that are suitable for porous and non-porous surfaces.
Can our team members be at work during this process?
Yes. All of our processes and products are safe for you and your team.
When can staff and coworkers return back to work?
Our disinfectant neutralizes 99.99% of all viruses, bacteria, and germs within 10 minutes. After we complete the process, you are free to return back to work after we complete the process.
