Oh yes, I didn't realized it before...
No, i'm not obsessive-compulsive.
I just want things clean. I don't think a client would like to go to a company where everything is dirty.
As I spend more time in my office than in my home, why don't make it more comfortable? I'm a human, not a pig.
Isn't nice to enter a room that even the air smells clean?
You'll never see me using one of those steamers to clean the tiniest gaps, but a simple mop by the end of the shift, a vaccum cleaning once or twice a week and some polishing every two weeks won't kill.
It's funny that some of my colleagues always say "i wish I had and office as clean as yours" but they don't even get the dustbuster to vac de debris after eating a sandwich. They just wipe the desk using a dirty rag, throwing the debris on the floor.
I think the most obsessive thing I do is keep a large paintbrush in my personal drawer to clean the computer's keyboard when it's too "hairy".
As I have some hair on the back of my hand and 99.999% of my work is using the computer, it's normal to find some hair "growing" between the keys.
Well, once the cleaner used the vaccum cleaner to clean my boss' room (carpet floor) maybe that was an obsessive moment... LOL
When I saw that, I almost cried.. the vaccum club members would tell the brand of the vaccum cleaner by the HUNDREDS of random brush marks left on the floor.
I couldn't resist. I had to vac his office again just to "comb" the carpet.
Sometimes (if i'm on the mood) i use one of those adesive lint removers on my boss's suit when he has an important meeting. It's horrible to see the CEO wearing a black suit with millions of white lint dots.
He's one of those guys that are "too straight to care about the appearance" so, somebody has to be his personal stylist.
By the way, a long time ago I had to go out just to buy him new socks and until today he doesn't understand why....
black suit, black shoes and brown socks are a little bit shocking.
I also taught him the pot of hair gel is for multiple uses, sometimes more than a month, not a pot per day.
his "wet" look used to be "a little bit" exagerated like a wet cat. now he even knows some fashion and buy fashion magazines.
There's nothing like a queer eye for a straight troglodyte.