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Chinese New Year (CNY) is considered one of the most important festivals in Singapore. Aside from red packets, reunion meals, and festive decorations comprising this celebration, there is a deeply rooted tradition that sets the tone for the year ahead. This is called Dà Sǎo Chú (大扫除), or spring cleaning. This means scrubbing every corner of our houses to sweep away bad luck and welcome fresh beginnings. The meaning can even go deeper for businesses. Having a clean office before…
You did everything right. You stopped trying to fix it yourself. You called in professionals for bed bug treatment. You laundered your sheets. You paid for the service. For a few days, you were relieved thinking you could finally sleep soundly. But then you noticed a tiny dark speck moving across the pillow, or found that cluster of bites on your arm. You get frustrated and ask yourself, “Am I not cleaning my house enough? Did the professional bed bug…
The festive season in Singapore, like the glowing lanterns of Deepavali, the sparkling lights of Christmas, and the busy preparations for Chinese New Year, is a time of vibrant celebration. It’s a season defined by open houses, where the doors are literally and figuratively open to friends, family, and, of course, abundance. However, there may be unwanted guests that can sneak inside, especially since our festive peak coincides with the year-end monsoon season. Pests. The high humidity and accessible food…
We are living in a fast-paced corporate environment, and the cleanliness of your office can have a big influence on a client’s first impression. This puts office managers and business owners in a rather familiar problem. Should you handle cleaning in-house to cut costs, or hire a professional agency? Many new businesses choose to start with a DIY cleaning approach. The most probable reason for this is because the team’s small. But as the company grows, it can be harder…
Have you ever thought of the paradox that we live in one of the cleanest and greenest cities in the world, yet we are faced with persistent concerns regarding rodent infestation? If you see a rat, one would immediately assume that it could be because of poor hygiene. We would assume that someone left a food out or a bin centre was not cleared. Our assumption might be true, and it’s notable that sanitation plays a role. But it is…