Office Cleaning Supplies, Cleaning Tools and Equipment - Cleanersmall.com

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1. Microfiber Cloth
Can be used dry or dampened with water or
cleanser. Clothes are machine washable. When
cared for properly, expect to get hundreds of
washings out of these cloths.
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2. Sponge
Select non-scratching sponge to avoid scratching
surfaces. Bring at least two with you to
separate the one used for the bathroom and for
the kitchen. Disinfect the toothbrush after
every use.
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3. Paper Towels
These are great for cleaning toilets, kitchen
tops, and bacteria-heavy areas. Get the sturdy
and ultra-absorbent paper towels.
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4. Rubber Gloves
Find a durable pair to protect your hands from
household chemicals, hot water, and grease.
Bonus tip for leak-resistant gloves, put a
cotton ball at your fingertip so your nails do
not tear the rubber.
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5. Spray Bottles
Use to dispense water, cleaning chemicals or
insecticides. Get bottles that have an
adjustable spray nozzle, measurement markings on
the side, and labels.
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6. Vacuum Cleaner
Select the right vacuum cleaner based on criteria
such as height, weight, power, and size. Other
consideration are filters, bag-free vacuums, and
pet hair features.
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7. Dry Mop and Bucket
Very effective on textured and tiled floors.
Compared to other mops, these are easier to use.
Only disadvantage is the longevity Dry mops.
Replace once the sponge begins to come apart.
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8. Dust Mop
Attract and collect dirt on surfaces especially
on hardwood floors. Before, covers were made of
cotton but microfiber materials are increasingly
being used. Covers can be removed, cleaned, and
reused before replacing.
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9. Broom and Dust Pan
A must-have in your arsenal. Select the
appropriate broom based on the type of space, the
floor type, the debris you are trying to clean,
and whether there are tight spaces and corners

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