Latest service update

We are now open for business and our services are getting back to normal but with some changes to ensure the health and safety of all our cleaners and clients during the outbreak.

The guidance issued by the government was updated on 02/05, which now further clarifies that domestic cleaners can continue to carry out work in people’s homes, provided that the worker has no coronavirus symptoms as well as continuing to follow all guidance on excellent hygiene and maintaining a two metre distance from household occupants as far as possible.

The government also published further specific guidance on 11/05 for tradespeople (including cleaners) for carrying out work inside people’s homes here

Latest government advice

• Work in the home like cleaning can continue provided the person carrying out the work has no symptoms and that no-one in their household is shielding or self-isolating
• Social distancing of at least 2 metres must be maintained
• Travel to and from this type of work is allowed
• No work should be carried out by any tradesperson who has coronavirus symptoms, however mild
• More details can be found on the government website here

For the safety of both Clients and Cleaners, we have introduced the following rules

• Cleaners must not clean if anyone in their household has symptoms (however mild), shielding or self-isolating
• Clients must not allow cleaning if anyone in their household has symptoms (however mild), shielding or self-isolating
• Clients must stay in a different room to the cleaner. Social distancing of at least 2 metres must be maintained at all times

All cleaners must follow our detailed cleaning and safety guidelines

These are based on the latest guidelines from Public Health England, Health Protection Scotland and the NHS.

• Thoroughly wash their hands before, during and after their cleans with warm soapy water
• Surfaces should be cleaned using regular products and then where possible, disinfected using a product that is certified to kill 99.9% of germs
• Special attention should be paid to “high touched” areas such as; door and cupboard handles, light switches, TV remotes, tables, countertops etc
• Warm water (not hot or cold) should be used when cleaning surfaces and mopping floors, to maximise the effectiveness of cleaning products
• Use disposable or machine washable gloves
• Open windows where possible for ventilation
• Wash cleaning cloths and mop covers at a high temperature (60°C or above) after every use
• Avoid shaking dirty laundry and soft furnishings such as bath mats and rugs

Please do get in touch if you have any question or if you want to restart or book a cleaner.