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Toronto, Canada (PRWEB) February 28, 2015
Clean-Slate Janitorial Services (http://www.Clean-Slate.ca), a Greater Toronto Area-based professional cleaning company that specializes in commercial office cleaning, retail maintenance, floor restoration, carpet cleaning, and construction site cleanup, is releasing its top tips for pre-spring cleaning to make the process less of a task as the season approaches.
For the Greater Toronto Area, February has been one of the coldest months in recent memory, with some of the chilliest days on record. But with spring right around the corner, now is a good time to get a jump on any spring cleaning tasks.
The earlier, the better, says Sam Panousis, owner and operator of Clean-Slate Janitorial Services. And if you think about it, its actually not that early. The frigid weather weve been experiencing in the GTA makes it hard to imagine that spring is anywhere close, but well officially have a change of seasons in a few weeks.
Panousis explains that some cleaning is definitely important for offices and commercial buildings and steps can be taken now, while the weather is still cold, to get a head start on spring cleaning.
The first thing business owners or staff should do is clean up all the clutter. Everything thats been laying around the office for no reason and probably wont ever be used should be cleared, he notes. The next step would be to get some everyday cleaning done: bathrooms, kitchen areas, floors, and other surfaces of that nature. The owner and staff just need to get everything tidy so once theyre ready to tackle the bigger cleaning jobs, everything will be that much easier.
Panousis adds that once those first two steps are complete, its time to get serious. For offices and other commercial properties, this could mean deep cleaning carpets, having the outside of the windows cleaned, or other jobs that require a bit more elbow grease than, for example, vacuuming a carpet.
This is when a business owner or manager brings in the professional cleaning services, Panousis concludes. Having one or two quality office cleanings performed goes a long way, especially if its a smaller business and doesnt have the resources to do full cleanings on a regular basis.
Clean-Slate Janitorial Services cleans commercial properties throughout the GTA and can take on any pre-spring cleaning tasks. Visit http://www.Clean-Slate.ca to find out how Clean-Slate can make an office clean and fresh for the arrival of warm weather.
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A motorist who drove his car into the side of a house, leaving it wedged nose-down against a wall, has vowed never to get behind the wheel again.
Andrew Hawthorn, 65, was trying to find his way out of a car park in Buckfastleigh but instead sped through a garden fence and over a retaining wall.
He had to be rescued by firefighters from his vertical vehicle which became wedged nose-down between the wall and the side of a property.
He told magistrates in Torquay who banned him from driving for 20 months, I will probably never drive again, it seems like the right move to me.
The incident happened on February 8.
The court was told Hawthorne had been for a lunchtime drink in a number of Buckfastleigh pubs when he decided to get into his car.
A witness told police he appeared to be muttering to himself and walking slightly unsteadily towards his Honda Jazz.
He was seen to drive towards the exit of the car park on Mardle Way but instead of leaving safely by the usual route drove through a fence and over the retaining wall.
The car was left vertical between the garden wall and a block of flats.
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