Room Reset & Professional Etiquette

The "Ready-to-Use" Standard

Because this is a shared treatment space, the room must be reset to a "neutral" state immediately following the conclusion of each session. The next provider (whether a clinic employee or another tenant) should be able to walk in and begin their setup without addressing remnants of the previous session.

Room Reset Checklist

Before vacating the room, the Lessee agrees to complete the following:

  • Linens & Soft Goods: Remove all used sheets, towels, and face cradle covers. Deposit them in the designated laundry bin or remove them from the premises if providing your own.

  • Surface Sanitation: Wipe down the treatment table, stool, and any counters used with clinic-approved disinfectant wipes.

  • Equipment: Turn off and unplug any specialized equipment (e.g., towel warmers, steamers, or wax pots) used during the session.

  • Waste Management: Empty the small room trash bin into the main clinic receptacle if it contains bio-waste, food, or items with strong odors.

  • Floor Check: Ensure no visible debris, spills, or dropped supplies are left on the floor.

  • Esthetics: Return the room’s "neutral" decor (pillows, chairs, etc.) to their original positions.

Personal Belongings & Storage

  • Clear Counters: All professional products, tools, and personal items must be cleared from the countertops and returned to the Lessee’s designated storage shelf.

  • No Leftover Items: Any items left out in the room at the end of a shift may be moved to the storage room by clinic staff; the Lessor is not responsible for any damage occurring during this move.

Shared Atmosphere

  • Scent Management: Please refrain from using heavy perfumes, strong essential oils, or burning candles that may linger and interfere with the next provider’s service.

  • Acoustics: Ensure all music or white noise machines are turned off or reset to a low, neutral volume.


Failure to Reset

We operate on a culture of mutual respect. Repeated failure to leave the room in a "Ready-to-Use" state creates a disruption to clinic operations and may result in the immediate termination of the Sublease Agreement as per the "No Notice" clause.