Go On Offense Against Omicron

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On January 17, 2022
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The ball in Times Square has dropped but all eyes are on the rise of the Omicron variant. Cue concern as we watch the curve (which looks more like a vertical line at the moment) sharply climb. It’s safe to say that we all hoped that by 2022 the words coronavirus, pandemic, COVID-19, masks, and […]

You Need A Pro In Your Corner

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On January 10, 2022
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When we moved into our home, one of the major selling points was the lush St. Augustine grass blanketing the front and back yard. Even as I scrolled pictures of the listing on my phone (before we had even seen the property in person), I had images of my kids running and playing in this […]

Ten Tips for Safely Reopening (Part 2)

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On December 20, 2021
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As promised, here are the next five tips for safely reopening (if you missed it, be sure to read Part 1 in this series): Re-think your meeting spaces. If previously scheduled a morning meeting in the small conference room, perhaps consider reorganizing the schedule so that smaller teams meet (instead of the whole group) or […]

Ten Tips for Safely Reopening (Part 1)

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On December 13, 2021
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If you are preparing to reopen for the first time (or reopen better) in the New Year, this series is for you. Many companies are making plans to change their in-person expectations in 2022, perhaps having employees spend more days working from the office or allowing clients greater access to your facilities. The past two […]

Thanksgiving

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On November 22, 2021
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When you think of things you are thankful for, what first comes to mind? Perhaps family and friends, a good job, or (finally!) paying off a debt. Perhaps you’re thankful to put food on the table or thankful that someone else will do the cooking this time. Some people are thankful to have plans to […]

The Nose Knows

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On November 15, 2021
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With the holidays coming up, everyone is pulling out their favorite stretch-waisted pants. This annual hunt for the roomiest pair that will give us the most flexibility for turkey consumption may be a bit more difficult this year than in 2019. According to a Harvard Health Publishing article, the jokes about the “COVID 15” (a […]

Questions To Ask To Make Sure You Get the Best Janitorial Service for Your Office

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On October 11, 2021
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Before hiring a janitorial service for your business you should know what jobs you want them to handle. What keys and security codes will they use? Will they just be vacuuming and cleaning the bathrooms or are they also responsible for the office’s dishes and kitchen. Having a list of cleaning tasks available will make […]

A Bus Ride You’d Remember

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On October 4, 2021
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This mid-1990s educational television series is seeing a resurgence in popularity thanks to its inclusion in Netflix’s TV show lineup. If you guessed “Magic School Bus,” you get a gold star! This children’s classic is about an elementary school class, their eccentric yet winsome teacher Ms. Frizzle, and — of course! — a magic school […]

The New [Office] Normal

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On September 20, 2021
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As we approach the 18-month mark, the words coronavirus, COVID-19, and (now) Delta are simply a part of our everyday vocabulary. We have learned a considerable amount about the virus over the past year and a half and, thankfully, despite new variants making their way through our communities, we are learning how to wisely “keep […]

The Magic of A La Carte

Posted by Sonlight Cleaning
On September 13, 2021
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Like most college students, I spent some time working as a server in a restaurant. And also like most college students, I had a keen appreciation for a good deal. Tex-mex was a major food group in my diet during those years and despite the cuisine agreeing with my palate, there were times it didn’t […]

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