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Keeping an office space clean can go a long way in increasing workplace productivity. Sometimes, however, it just seems like the dirt is impossible to get rid of. In addition to this, most people don’t really know how to properly clean their office.

Firstly, nothing is worse than a funky smell around the office. Your employees or associates will go running if it gets really bad! Kitchens are infamous for this issue. Putting small pots of baking soda near smelly spots will help absorb the smell and emit a sweet scent without having to use harmful aerosol sprays. If you’re dealing with particularly potent smells, try adding essential oil diffusers around your desk or the office.

Office chairs are some of the dirtiest surfaces in any office. Wiping them down at the end of the day with a hydrogen peroxide solution is an easy way to stop dirt and germs from building up. Alcohol wipes also do wonders. It’s not a bad idea to also use hydrogen peroxide to clean other surfaces like phones and keyboards as well.

Have dirty and dusty ceilings, air vents, or anything else up high you’re having trouble reaching? Grab a mop or broom (or really anything that’s long enough and can be useful without causing any type of damages) and wrap a towel around the end of it. We suggest using something to tie or secure it around the end of whatever you use to avoid it slipping off. Whoola! You now have a quick DIY cleaning tool to help you quickly and easily reach those hard-to-reach places!

We all know how quickly our computer screens and other electronics get dusty, time after time again. If you don’t have a microfiber cloth, try coffee filters! Coffee filters aren’t just for coffee anymore! Keep some coffee filters in your desk drawer for a super effective, fast way to dust off all your electronics monitors without leaving any fibers behind.

Keeping your workspace clean can go a long way to increasing work speed and efficiency. It may seem overwhelming sometimes but taking small steps can help stop dust and dirt from building up. The best way to keep office clean is to do some minor cleaning every day, and working together with your coworkers to take care of communal spaces.