<p>To disinfect a small office, focus on high-touch surfaces like desks, keyboards, phones, doorknobs, and light switches; first clean with soap/detergent, then apply an EPA-approved disinfectant and allow proper contact time before wiping/drying, ensuring regular hand hygiene and frequent cleaning of common areas like break rooms for a comprehensive approach, using wipes for quick touch-ups and sprays for deeper cleaning.&nbsp;<br><br><strong>Key Steps for Disinfection</strong></p><ol><li><strong>Clean First:</strong> Before disinfecting, wash surfaces with soap or detergent to remove dirt and grime, making disinfectants more effective.</li><li><strong>Target High-Touch Areas:</strong> Focus on desks, keyboards, mice, phones, staplers, light switches, doorknobs, countertops, and chair arms.</li><li><strong>Choose Your Product:</strong> Use disinfectant wipes for quick tasks and sprays for broader coverage, ensuring they are effective against germs.</li><li><strong>Follow Contact Time:</strong> Read the product label and let the disinfectant sit wet for the recommended time (e.g., a few minutes) for maximum germ killing.</li><li><strong>Wipe &amp; Dry:</strong> Wipe surfaces thoroughly with a clean cloth or paper towel, disposing of used materials properly to avoid recontamination.</li><li><strong>Sanitize Common Areas:</strong> Daily cleaning and disinfection of break rooms, kitchens, and conference rooms are crucial.&nbsp;</li></ol><p><strong>Best Practices</strong></p><ul><li><strong>Provide Supplies:</strong> Keep disinfectant wipes, sprays, and hand sanitizer easily accessible for employees.</li><li><strong>Encourage Hygiene:</strong> Promote frequent handwashing and hand sanitizer use.</li><li><strong>Increase Frequency:</strong> Disinfect high-traffic shared spaces between users and during peak illness seasons.</li><li><strong>Use Technology:</strong> Consider electrostatic sprayers or UV sanitizers for deeper microbial elimination.</li><li><strong>Promote Health:</strong> Encourage sick employees to stay home to prevent spread.</li></ul>