On Jul 18, 12:18*am, "Stormin Mormon"
wrote:
Later this year, the church is having a "deep cleaning"
project. I went to the one last year. Couple guys pushing a
vacuum cleaner, and several crews of people washing windows.
The carpets all got vacuumed several times, and the windows
got wiped several times.

Ideally, I'd like to have a list of church cleaning list of
things to do. Things which are useful, and actually make the
building and grounds cleaner. A google search provided a
bunch of calendar dates for other churches cleaning days.
But no good old fashioned task list.

What do you all suggest?

Wiping things down and the like is nice, and I particularly liked the
suggestion about thoroughly cleaning the nursery...probably should do
something about the kitchen(s) at the same time.

More importantly - at least in my mind - is the question of
environmental stewardship in the church's facility. Have an energy
audit done of the facility to see where you're wasting electricity,
gas, etc. on heating, cooling or lighting the building(s). Look for
ways to get air blowing through rooms instead of using air
conditioners. Encourage people to carpool to church.

Much more can be learned from the Interfaith Coalition on Energy,
including finding energy auditors who specialize in church facilities:
http://www.interfaithenergy.com/