Unlike professional athletes, the best professional cleaners don't finish a hard day's work by autographing everything in sight. Bask in untarnished cleanliness with today's Groupon: for $44, you get two man-hours of standard residential cleaning from ProForm Cleaning (a $95 value). Click here for ProForm Cleaning's service areas.
The uniformed staffers of ProForm Cleaning deliver bonded and insured sluicings to residential dwellings. Technicians, toting their own cleaning products, descend on domiciles for sessions in which they revivify up to 2,500 square feet, dusting sills, ledges, and wall hangings and vacuuming dust-mite summer homes from carpets and floors. Bathrooms encounter comprehensive sanitation with tub, toilet, and shower purifying before specialists address floor-tile filth by hand. Ambient light shines unobstructed through polished window glass as kitchen sinks and appliances endure a thorough interior and exterior scrubdown. Before commencing with the final inspection, grime busters make beds, empty trashcans, and load dishwashers with tarnished cutlery and reusable umbrella toothpicks.
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The Groupon Guide to: Office Icebreakers
Icebreakers help new hires get to know more tenured employees, and vice versa, by encouraging everyone to share personal info—such as names, hobbies, and places on their body that bruise easily—in a fun way. Here are some games you can use to make new best work friends:
Two Truths and a Lie: Share three facts about yourself and let the rest of the group tell you which one they had hoped you were lying about.
Never Have I Ever: Each person in the group is given 30 minutes to talk about things they never accomplished because of a lack of self-confidence or a disease that makes joints stiffen into mannequin limbs.
Ball, Ball, Bread Slice: Quickly pass a football, soccer ball, and slice of bread around a circle. If someone gets stuck with all three at once, the game is over.
Uh-oh, Emergency!: One person lies on the floor, pretending to be unconscious, while everyone else tries to guess the "unconscious" person's name. The person who guesses the name correctly has to "wake" the "unconscious" person by administering real CPR.
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