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When
companies are forced to adjust their budgets, upholstery
cleaning is one of the first things to be cut. While
this may save money up front, it may lead to future
costs in employee health care, OSHA inspections and
fees, and eventually new office furniture.
DON'T
LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU!
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Photo
of a Dust Mite from the Ohio State University Acarology
Laborotory |
Upholstery, like carpet, can hold a
large amount of pollutants, including dirt and dust.
The dirt in upholstery is less obvious than that seen
in carpet and is therefore rarely cleaned. This can
be a health hazard, especially for those employees and
customers prone to allergies and illness. Fortunately,
it is a problem that is easy to solve and even easier
to prevent, with regular cleaning of all of your upholstered
furniture.
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