Unsafe While Cleaning - Drugs, Sharps and the Unknown


You have a responsibility to your employees to keep them safe. I recommend having rules and regulations in place and a proper training for your employees. Have you ever cleaned a house and found drugs/paraphernalia? #SavvyCleaner #AskaHouseCleaner #Cleaning #SafetyFirst

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