Businesses & buildings

Washroom and changing room cleaning

The room people judge a business by: clean, well-stocked, odour-free washrooms, from the first user of the day to the last.

Cleaner cleaning the washbasins of a workplace washroom

Method, colours and restocking

In washrooms, the order of the steps matters as much as the choice of product. We go from cleanest to dirtiest: mirrors, dispensers and washbasins first, taps descaled, then partitions and doors, and finally toilet bowls, urinals and the floor. Cloths follow a colour code, so a cloth used on a toilet never touches a washbasin.

Changing rooms and shared showers have their own sensitive spots: benches, locker handles, shower trays and their drains, the grout where damp sets in. In a gym or sports club, we go over them after peak times, not just at the end of the day.

We also take care of consumables: toilet paper, soap, hand towels, sanitary bin liners, supplied and restocked on every visit. We keep the hygiene equipment (dispensers, hand dryers, bins) clean and in working order. For a business, a shop, a venue or any premises open to the public.

FAQ

Washrooms: your questions

Do you supply toilet paper and soap?

Yes, we can supply and restock toilet paper, soap and hand towels. Restocking is done on every visit, so no dispenser is left empty.

Why a colour code for cloths?

To avoid carrying germs from one surface to another. Each colour belongs to one area (toilets, washbasins, offices, kitchen) and never leaves it.

When should a club's changing rooms be cleaned?

After the busiest sessions, rather than only at the end of the day. We time our visit around your booking schedule.

Washrooms to hand over?

Number of cubicles, washbasins and showers, how busy they are: we quote after a visit, consumables included if you wish.