Does the cleaner in your office, pub or workplace disinfect the telephones when they clean?

Question

To limit the spread of contagious diseases.

Answer 1

Part time office cleaner here lol and absolutley yes. It's disgusting to think that some don't. They're being paid to ensure the companys staff work in a clean and healthy office. Phone recievers have more bacteria on them than toilet seats. And you certainly wouldn't put your mouth to a toilet seat for 9 hours a day!

Answer 2

I used to clean my parents offices, and the office next door to my mums and I always used to use antibacterial wipes on the telephones once a week. I thought that this was just common sense and something that everyone did (especially if, at 14, I had the presence of mind to do it!)

Answer 3

maximum adult men seem extra efficient sparkling shaven. yet then you definately get adult men like Dominic Monaghan, who actual looks extra efficient with slightly scruff. the element is, scruff is a small little bit of hair, no longer the finished blown beards hipsters are carrying lately. That purely appears like Duck Dynasty - nasty.

Answer 4

No, and I work in a hospital too. I am kind of paranoid and clean my own phone and desk. YUCK!

Answer 5

Yeah right, they barely vacuum- an easy solution is the lysol wipes, wipe down your desk, phone, and keyboard/mouse.

Answer 6

No, they don't, I do it myself with a disinfectant wipe every morning.

Answer 7

Probably not. If you insist on this, tell the person.

Answer 8

yes every day

Answer 9

er no and I work in a hospital errrrrrr!!!!!!