It happens every year…. Americans make resolutions to eat better, lose weight, drop a bad habit, etc. Typically, by summer, the motivation is lost and these new resolutions stop. OBC is a leading expert in cleaning for your business but wanted to give you some basic tips on “clean” eating to help you restart or stick to your resolution!
Welcome and thank you for checking out our blog! This post is our ninth in a series of posts that will explore the dirtiest places found in different environments. Environments such as your office, your home, the airport, etc. Click here to follow us on Facebook or click here to connect with us on LinkedIn to be alerted when those posts become available.
Every day, millions of people use public transportation. Have you ever stopped to think about how clean it is? Yes, common areas such as bathrooms are cleaned, but what about other surfaces? Public transportation’s main goal is to help riders arrive safely and timely. Cleaning is a secondary priority. Below you will find areas that may carry a higher number of germs and some tips for keepings yourself safe and healthy.
With summer in full swing, that means more time away from home with pool time and vacations. Less time at home potentially opens up more opportunity for burglars to target your personal property.
A study released by the US Dept. of Justice in 2014 found a definite correlation between the season and the crime rate. Researchers found that crime rates are 11% higher in summer for home break-ins. Household larceny (theft of property outside the home) is 8% higher.
Below are tips and maintenance items you can complete to help deter your home from becoming a victim!
Welcome and thank you for checking out our blog! This post is our ninth in a series of posts that will explore the dirtiest places found in different environments. Environments such as your office, your home, the airport, etc. Click here to follow us on Facebook or click here to connect with us on LinkedIn to be alerted when those posts become available.
Every day, millions of people use public transportation. Have you ever stopped to think about how clean it is? Yes, common areas such as bathrooms are cleaned, but what about other surfaces? Public transportation’s main goal is to help riders arrive safely and timely. Cleaning is a secondary priority. Below you will find areas that may carry a higher number of germs and some tips for keepings yourself safe and healthy.