Ultimately you may have to revamp your procedures to reflect core principles of green cleaning, including the following. Minimal-to-no use of potentially harmful and irritating chemicals. Removal or elimination of dirt, dust, and other contamina

Ultimately you may have to revamp your procedures to reflect core principles of green cleaning, including the following. 

• Minimal-to-no use of potentially harmful and irritating chemicals. 
• Removal or elimination of dirt, dust, and other contaminants (as contrasted with dusting and similar traditional approaches to contaminants). 
• Protection and preservation of surfaces during cleaning (particularly hard floors and carpets). 
• Proactive strategies to reduce contaminant infiltration at the sources (such as walk-off mats). 
• Procedures should identify occupants who are disproportionately affected by cleaning practices and propose methods to minimize impacts on those groups. (These methods may include adjustments to cleaning procedures, frequencies, timing, product choices, or similar adaptations.