Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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Whats yalls stores process for doing floors? (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by _lanalana_
My store takes up the mats at noon-3ish and puts them in the back and leaves them there until close when they clean them and the floors. I feel like this is super inefficient and i have a noticeable increase in foot pain when i get home from an entire shift of standing on a concrete floor bc all the mats are in a pile in the back. I was just wondering how other stores do it/ why my store does it this way?
nicathor 14 points 1y ago
Your store is nuts, no point pulling up the mats if you don't immediately clean the floors. In my city, midday one person pulls mats and sets them somewhere out of the way, floors are then swept and mopped (and dried if low traction like tile), then mats are sprayed with cleaner and wiped down with the mop before being put back in place. On clean plays they will get the deep scrubbing.
slobberingapparition 5 points 1y ago
...y'all get mats?
TrueFondue 3 points 1y ago
my store usually sets aside the mats, near our back door cause we have space around there, and then two people sweep and then mop the floors as soon as they can when we aren’t busy. then we just put back the mats and once they’re done
yyz_barista 1 points 1y ago
During closing shift, we'd mop the cafe and stack the mats. The opening baristas would do the bar floors and replace the mats.
Considering a 10pm close, mats probably got stacked up somewhere between 7-10pm, normally while cafe floors were getting cleaned. Occasionally maybe 5-6pm if it was quiet.
Stacking them at noon - 3pm makes no sense, it's almost like they're only there for peak...
Considering a 10pm close, mats probably got stacked up somewhere between 7-10pm, normally while cafe floors were getting cleaned. Occasionally maybe 5-6pm if it was quiet.
Stacking them at noon - 3pm makes no sense, it's almost like they're only there for peak...
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