FLAT SURFACE DUSTING Sample Clauses

FLAT SURFACE DUSTING. All flat surfaces under six feet will be dusted with a soft, treated dust cloth. These areas will include, but not be limited to, desks, tables and other furniture, file cabinets, ledges, shelves, xxxxx, and any other flat surfaces. Dusting of desktops will be limited to areas free of work papers. Desks that are covered with work papers will not be dusted. Horizontal surfaces of chairs will be dusted and fabric upholstered surfaces will be spot whisked. All chairs will be replaced in their proper position to maintain an orderly appearance.
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FLAT SURFACE DUSTING. All flat surfaces under six feet will be dusted with a soft, treated dust cloth. These areas will include, but not be limited to, desks, tables and other furniture, file cabinets, ledges, shelves, xxxxx, and any other flat surfaces. Dusting of desktops will be limited to areas free of work papers. Desks that are covered with work papers will not be dusted. Horizontal surfaces of chairs will be dusted and fabric upholstered surfaces will be spot whisked. All chairs will be replaced in their proper position to maintain an orderly appearance. GLASS All inter-office glass panels are to be spot cleaned to remove any fingerprints and smudges. Building and tenant entrance doors will be cleaned inside and out, around handles, knobs and panic bars to remove soil smudges and fingerprints up to 72” in height. The glass over the directory will also be cleaned the same frequency as the doors. The remainder of the glass will be spot cleaned as necessary. HARD SURFACE FLOOR CLEANING All tile, marble, wood, parquet, and other floor surfaces throughout the building, including stock rooms, kitchenettes, and break areas, will be dust mopped and thoroughly damp mopped to maintain a clean and stain-free appearance. Remove any gum, tar, etc., adhering to floor surfaces. HARD SURFACE FLOOR MAINTENANCE Hard surface floors will be stripped, sealed, and refinished as often as needed to maintain a deep shine and scratch-free appearance. Any necessary repair to floor surfaces due to negligence of cleaning Contractor shall be the sole responsibility of the Contractor. HARD SURFACE FLOOR PREVENTATIVE Tile areas of composition floors will be sprayed and buffed. All hard surface floors will be power scrubbed as needed to maintain a deep shine and scratch-free appearance. HARDWARE Lobby hardware, including metal directory surfaces, elevator hardware, metal door handles, panic bars, metal baseboards, push plates, and kick plates will be wiped with a dry treated cloth to remove fingerprints and smudges. These areas will also be buffed with a dry cloth to achieve a shiny surface. Painted or polished metal railings will be kept free of dust and smudges by wiping with a dry cloth. HIGH DUSTING Clean vents, electrical fixtures, heating and air conditioning grills including surrounding wall and ceiling areas, picture frames, wall hangings, and ledges above six feet. Lights are to be thoroughly dusted with a treated duster which is able to reach high areas, or a dust cloth. In service and basemen...
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