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Computer keyboard and telephone cleaning service |
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Saturday, 13 February 2010 09:28 |
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Keep I.T. Clean is a specialised cleaning company with over a decade of experience exclusively cleaning and bacterially cleansing computers, keyboards, telephones and office hardware on-site.
Our long-term experienced technical cleaning staff work as a team and get to know our customers, and are capable of sanitising PC's and providing an intense professional bacterial clean to take on the modern day challenges of MRSA and pathogens in hospitals, schools, call centres and offices. With a computer keyboard harbouring more germs than a typical toilet seat, eliminating the bacteria in shared environments is essential for the health of employees and the lifespan of hardware.
What makes us different? Our winning formula is a mix of the right staff, the right anti-bacterial, anti-viral and anti-microbial products, and a very thorough cleaning technique. We do the job that neither the user nor the cleaner does, and in that sense are invaluable. |
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East Anglian company urges businesses to look closer when spring-cleaning |
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Wednesday, 22 December 2010 09:03 |
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Anglian based IT cleaning company Keep IT Clean is challenging businesses in Cambridgeshire to consider the extent of their workplace cleanliness as spring is just around the corner.
Whilst a thorough spring clean will work wonders for improving office aesthetics, dig deeper and there’s another good reason for a workplace spring clean. Take a closer look at your desk and you may start to notice the dirt that accumulates on the mouse buttons, the muck in your keyboard that seems to come from nowhere, those crumbs stuck between your keys as a result of eating at your desk as well as the grime wiped on the side of the keyboard by colleagues that have borrowed your desk.
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Keyboard bacteria attributed to spread of ward infection |
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Thursday, 11 February 2010 21:24 |
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Recent research into the cleanliness of computer input devices within the health sector has revealed how bacteria can accumulate and spread within hospital wards. The studies show that keyboards and mice can play a part in the proliferation of common hospital infections.
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Clean computer keyboards could be key to swine flu prevention |
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Thursday, 11 February 2010 21:23 |
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With an estimated 65,000 people in the UK believed to be suffering from swine flu, it has become vital for organisations to take steps to protect their workforce. As well as through day to day contact with colleagues, research has shown that germs can be transmitted through a dirty work station.
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Bug-busting cleaning firm is gearing up to spread its services to more offices in the region |
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Wednesday, 01 November 2006 00:00 |
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A businesswoman who started a computer cleaning company in Norwich nine years ago is gearing up for expansion across East Anglia.
Keep IT Clean was founded by Claire Burke in 1997, and today she employs seven people cleaning office equipment in and around Norwich.
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