Surface Cleaning: Dusting, wiping, and sanitizing surfaces such as countertops, tables, desks, shelves, and furniture to remove dust, dirt, and debris. Using appropriate cleaning agents and disinfectants to eliminate germs and bacteria. Floor Care: Sweeping, vacuuming, mopping, and scrubbing floors to remove dirt, stains, and spills. Using floor cleaning solutions and equipment suitable for different types of flooring, such as tile, hardwood, carpet, and laminate. Bathroom Sanitation: Cleaning and disinfecting bathrooms, toilets, sinks, showers, and fixtures to maintain cleanliness and hygiene. Removing soap scum, mineral deposits, and stains from surfaces. Restocking toiletries and supplies as needed. Kitchen Maintenance: Cleaning kitchen surfaces, appliances, sinks, and countertops to prevent food contamination and promote food safety. Degreasing and sanitizing cooking areas, appliances, and utensils to maintain a hygienic environment. Trash Removal: Emptying trash bins, waste receptacles, and recycling containers regularly to dispose of waste properly. Sorting recyclable materials and following waste disposal guidelines and regulations. Window Cleaning: Washing and cleaning windows, glass doors, and mirrors to remove smudges, streaks, and dirt. Using appropriate cleaning solutions and tools to achieve a streak-free shine. Dusting and Polishing: Dusting and polishing surfaces, furniture, fixtures, and decorative items to remove dust and restore shine. Using microfiber cloths, dusters, and polishers to minimize dust dispersal and achieve a polished finish. High-Dust Cleaning: Removing dust and cobwebs from high surfaces such as ceilings, light fixtures, ceiling fans, and air vents. Using extendable dusters, vacuums, or specialized equipment for high-dust cleaning tasks. Disinfection and Sterilization: Disinfecting and sterilizing high-touch surfaces, objects, and equipment to prevent the spread of infectious diseases and pathogens. Using EPA-approved disinfectants and following disinfection protocols for healthcare settings or areas with increased risk of contamination. Specialized Cleaning Tasks: Performing specialized cleaning tasks based on specific requirements or industry standards. This may include carpet shampooing, upholstery cleaning, deep cleaning of appliances, or cleaning of sensitive equipment in laboratory or healthcare settings. Outdoor Cleaning: Maintaining outdoor areas such as patios, decks, sidewalks, and entryways by sweeping, washing, and removing debris. Using outdoor cleaning equipment such as pressure washers or leaf blowers for effective outdoor cleaning. Adherence to Safety Protocols: Following safety protocols, guidelines, and procedures to ensure safe handling of cleaning chemicals, equipment, and tools. Using personal protective equipment (PPE) as necessary to minimize exposure to hazards and ensure personal safety.