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Office cleaning supplies checklist that will actually make your life easier.


Not only does a clean office give a good first impression to customers, it’s also important for employees to come to work in a sanitary environment that’s organized and well kept. Spring cleaning has arrived! Let’s get started by stocking up on our essentials list.


Make Your Office Supplies List – And Keep it Stocked

  • Vacuum Cleaner

  • Broom & Dustpan

  • Sponge Mop

  • Plastic Buckets

  • Rubber Gloves

  • Cleaning Supply Cart

  • Trash Bags

  • Dust Towels

  • Newspapers or Coffee Filters (for streak-free window cleaning!)

  • Cleaning Towels – For General Surface Cleaning

  • Brillo Pads

  • Glass cleaner

  • Wood Polish

  • Bleach

  • Lysol or Other Floor Cleaning Solutions

  • Soft-Scrub

  • Stainless Steel Cleaning Polish or Powder

  • Mold & Mildew Cleaner

  • Disinfectant Wipes

  • Air Freshener

Keep an Office Cleaning Schedule

If you handle the cleaning of your office or work space yourselves (rather than contracting through a professional service), a cleaning schedule with required duties is helpful to post, along with the person responsible.


Pay Attention to Publicly Accessible Areas

These are the areas everyone sees:

  • Sweep the area in front of your business and check for trash or debris daily.

  • Keep the reception area free of clutter by stacking magazines or utilizing a wall rack.

  • Dust tables.

  • Empty garbage.

  • Clean windows.

  • Ensure floors are swept and vacuumed or mopped.

If you have plants in your reception area, keep them looking healthy – Nothing gives off a dingy and neglected vibe more than dead plants!


Simplify Your Office Bathroom Cleaning Routine

Bathrooms are another area where cleanliness is absolutely non-negotiable. In fact, everyday, you should do the following:

  • Wipe down sinks and mirrors.

  • Scrub toilets and toilet bowls.

  • Sweep and mop floors.

  • Remove garbage from every receptacle.

  • Refill paper towels, toilet tissue, hand soap, etc.

Zap Germs in Break Rooms & Office Kitchen Areas

In the workplace, break rooms and kitchen areas are where employees go to unwind, grab a bite for lunch, and spread germs – yep, you read that right! Break rooms and kitchens overflow with germs, so put these spaces at the top of your cleaning to-do list. Everyday, you should:

  • Wash and put away dishes.

  • Discard old food items.

  • Clean counter tops.

  • Take expired foods and drinks out of the refrigerator.

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