(NBC News) -- Stay at home orders are being lifted and companies are reopening across the country, but for many implementing social distancing guidelines and other safety measures means opening for business can't be 'business as usual'.
Johanna Reed | April 30, 2020
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Businesses will receive some much needed guidance on how to involve cleaning and disinfecting in their post-COVID-19 reopening efforts thanks to a plan devised by a national green commercial cleaning janitorial franchise.
Stratus Building Solutions developed the "COVID-19 Clean, Disinfect & Re-Open Battle Plan" to help businesses devise a safe and health-oriented re-opening, according to information shared by the company via email.
A summary of Stratus Building Solution's plan is as follows:
1. Focus on cleaning correctly
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It’s time to hire an office cleaning service. At some point, the threat of the coronavirus is going to pass. But the memory of this outbreak and the reality of that infectious germs are a part of everyday life, will continue to be with us.
Until 2020, few businesses, with the exception of Food and Healthcare related facilities thought much about disinfecting services for their shop, office, restaurant, warehouse, or even government facility. Well, we are now living in a new world defined by coronavirus COVID-19. But unfortunately, there's still a lot that business owners and managers don’t know about professional disinfection services.
There’s a right and wrong way to clean, especially when you’re focusing on removing and killing viruses and bacteria. Cody Millsap, vice president of commercial cleaning company Stratus Building Solutions, offers the following advice in an Inc. interview:
One cleaning company owner told us that while many places are shut down, they remain extremely busy.
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