Floor Cleaning. (All days) Dusting sweeping, cleaning, mopping in the kitchen, dinning hall, washing areas, store rooms, staff rooms, toilets, canteen office rooms, etc. in the above work areas for working days as well as all holidays.
Floor Cleaning. (Working Days) Dusting sweeping, cleaning, mopping in the pantries, washing areas.
Floor Cleaning. Carpet: vacuum all carpeted areas. Any additional cleaning, stain removal, carpet dye, repairs, odor treatment or damage will be charged to the Resident accordingly. If any other work is necessary in the rental space, Resident may be charged for an addi- tional steam cleaning. Tile: remove hair and dirt, all areas need to be mopped, (strip and wax if necessary). Baseboards: clean and remove all hair & dust. The Resident is responsible for cleaning any item or appliance not listed above. If any of the above listed items are left exces- sively dirty, stained, or if any cleaning not considered normal cleaning is needed to make the rental space in ready-to-rent condition, Resident will be charged. Landlord reserves the right to charge for items replaced/additional cleaning required to return the apartment to a “ready to rent” condition. A complete listing is available upon request. Any paint color changes made by Resident within an Apartment will result in 100% of the cost to return the Apartment to its original color to be charged to the Resident upon move-out. Resident will be charged back for any ceiling paint needed in the Apartment above and beyond normal wear and tear. Resident will be responsible for the costs associated with painting Apartment ceilings due to cigarette smoke or discoloration will be chargeable to Resident. Landlord will charge Resident for any damage caused to the flooring that reduces the life of the flooring. Damage to furniture will be charged to Resident. Resident is responsible for assessing any existing damage at move-in on the “Move-in Inspection Sheet”. Furniture that is excessively dirty, requiring more than a basic cleaning will be charged as needed to Resident. Personal property which remains on the Property or in the Rental Space after Resident has vacated shall be considered abandoned and at Landlord’s option shall become Landlord’s property or be removed at the Resident’s expense of $25 per item, $85 per piece of large furniture and $25 per bag for the disposal of garbage left in the rental space. BY SIGNING THIS LEASE RESIDENT AGREES THAT UPON SURRENDER OR ABANDONMENT, AS DEFINED BY THE FLORIDA STATUTES, LANDLORD SHALL NOT BE LIABLE OR RESPONSIBLE FOR STORAGE OR DISPOSITION OF RESIDENT’S PERSONAL PROPERTY. Notification of any claim against your deposit will be sent certified mail within 30 days of the end of the lease. Only one security de- posit refund check will be issued for each lease. The check can only be made paya...
Floor Cleaning. The Contractor shall perform the following on the hard surface floor coverings in public areas (such as tile):
Floor Cleaning. 1. Hard surface (marble not included)
Floor Cleaning. 1) First, sweep the floor.
Floor Cleaning. Prior to mopping, floors must be swept or vacuumed, and wastebaskets and other movable objects removed. Floors are to be cleaned using a mop, stiff scrub brush, and squeegee to remove all soil and non-permanent stains from the surface, and a disinfectant used to sanitize the cleaned floor. Floors must be rinsed with clean water after application of disinfectant detergent solution. Wastebaskets and trash containers must be moved back in place.
Floor Cleaning. The Contractor shall be responsible for the machine scrubbing of all ceramic and stone floors in Memorial Hall and the new residential dining facility at least two (2) times per year prior to the start of each academic semester.
Floor Cleaning. Prior to hosing, floors to be cleaned must be swept or vacuumed, and wastebaskets and other movable objects removed. Floors are to be cleaned using a pressure hose, stiff scrub brush, and squeegee to remove all soil and non-permanent stains from the surface, and a disinfectant used to sanitize the cleaned floor. Floors must be rinsed with clean water after application of disinfectant detergent solution, followed by removal of water using a squeegee. After cleaning, the surface must have a uniform appearance, with no standing water, streaks, detergent residue, or evidence of soil, with no splash marks or streaks on walls, baseboards, etc. Wastebaskets and trash containers must be moved back in place.
