Improving the mental health, taking care of your mind as well as your body is more important than ever before.

Since the COVID-19 outbreak started, most workplaces have stopped operating and the majority of the workers have started doing home office. As the national restrictions started to ease up, people will be returning to offices and venues will start to open. But there will be a new set standard to make all the offices and public area safe to open.

Commercial office cleaning comes with a lot more benefits than you may realize at first. It not only allows you to keep your workplace clean and neat, but also improves health conditions and it could even increase employee productivity.

With the current COVID-19 Coronavirus outbreak, Blue Breeze has taken special measures to help tackle the epidemic and reduce its impact if at all possible. We have been monitoring the Government’s guidelines and are working to ensure that we follow the latest guidance on cleaning.

Unfortunately, just because the label says “ECO”, it doesn’t mean the product is truly as eco friendly as we would expect. If you really care you should have a closer look to the ingredients. Many big brands, even those whose mission is “to prove that we can save the planet” still using ingredients that have negative impact on the environment and our health.

Eco cleaning is trendy these days. But is it really essential?

Well, yes it is! 

Look at these new amazing products we are going to use!

After a thoroughly research we have finally found the cleaners that meet all of our picky needs.

More and more people suffer from allergies, asthma, respiratory problems. Just look around! I am sure you can easily find someone in your family, friends, neighbors or colleagues who suffers from one of these conditions. It is not surprise actually. Chemicals are all around us! Toxic chemicals are attacking our body three ways: through the skin, through the digestive system and through inhalation. Thousands of chemicals are used in our household products (too) and their numbers are increasing faster than the evaluation of their effects on our health and environment.