What to do
Act quickly, blot the spill rather than rubbing it and use a carpet cleaning product suitable for the carpet material.
What to avoid
Do not aggressively scrub the stain as this can spread it and damage the carpet fibres.
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Choose a common workplace cleaning situation to see the recommended approach.
Act quickly, blot the spill rather than rubbing it and use a carpet cleaning product suitable for the carpet material.
Do not aggressively scrub the stain as this can spread it and damage the carpet fibres.
Use a suitable glass cleaning product with a clean lint free or microfibre cloth.
Avoid using dirty cloths as they can leave streaks and transfer residue.
Follow the equipment manufacturer's guidance and use a suitable screen safe product or appropriate microfibre cloth.
Do not spray cleaning liquid directly onto electronic equipment unless the manufacturer specifically recommends doing so.
Use a suitable cleaning or degreasing product that is compatible with the worktop material.
Do not assume every chemical is suitable for every type of worktop.

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Read ResourceNo. Bleach can damage or discolour certain materials and should only be used where appropriate and according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Cleaning products should not be mixed unless the manufacturer specifically states that it is safe to do so. Certain combinations can produce dangerous reactions.
Ideally no. Using separate cloths for different areas helps reduce the risk of transferring dirt and contamination from one area to another.
Not necessarily. Cleaning products should be used at the recommended concentration and according to their instructions. Using too much product can leave residue and may not improve cleaning performance.
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