Let’s look at how to properly clean your lift.
Cleaning your home lift is one of the most important parts of maintenance, helping to extend its lifespan and ensuring safe operation. Home lift cleaning must be done correctly and regularly according to the manufacturer’s instructions, especially during the current Covid-19 pandemic and other related illnesses spread through contact and inhalation of germs. With infectious diseases spreading more easily today, cleaning is a top priority.
1. The Purpose of Regular Home Lift Cleaning
With the increasing prevalence of infectious diseases, especially the unexpectedly severe Covid-19 pandemic, we are all working together to prevent the spread of the virus. It’s crucial to keep our family members and guests safe. Your home lift may be touched and used by many people visiting daily. Therefore, it’s good practice to clean all frequently touched surfaces such as lift buttons, doors, and walls. Regular Maintenance
Kalea Home Lift recommends that you make lift cleaning a part of your cleaning schedule, not only during the Covid-19 pandemic but also once the pandemic subsides and life returns to normal. However, lifts have many electronic components, so cleaning and disinfection must be carried out according to Kalea’s standards to avoid damage to the equipment, extend the lifespan of the lift, ensure the safe operation of screw-type home lifts, and effectively reduce maintenance costs.

2. While Cleaning the Home Lift
Please use our guidelines to perform the cleaning in the correct sequence, including using appropriate cleaning solutions, for the safety of people in the home or building. For those cleaning the lift, please observe the following 5 points:
• Before you begin cleaning the lift, you must ensure that the cleaning can be done safely and in accordance with your country’s health and safety guidelines.
• Place warning signs on the lift doors to alert people outside. • The lift is currently being cleaned and must be temporarily out of use during this time.
• Pay attention to cleaning frequently touched surfaces of the lift, such as call buttons, floor buttons, and lift walls that can be touched, etc., which will help reduce the spread of viruses.
• Always use protective equipment such as a full-face mask, cleaning gloves, and apron.
• Use chemicals appropriate for the lift material and always spray the cleaning solution onto a cleaning cloth first, instead of spraying directly onto the lift to avoid damage to delicate electronic components.
Wash clothing or equipment immediately with an antibacterial cleaning solution and air dry in a well-ventilated, sunny area, or store cleaning equipment and clothing in a sealed bag for 72 hours before disposal, ensuring the bag is tightly sealed and multiple bags are used (approximately 3 layers).
For more information about the Covid-19 virus, please see the WHO Website. https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019 WHO Website
3 Steps to Properly Clean Your Home Lift
3.1. Turn off the home lift power switch and operating system.
First, you must shut down all lift systems before beginning the cleaning process to avoid any potential risks during lift cleaning. Even if you hang a sign to inform people who will be using the lift, it’s still hazardous.

3.2. Clean the inside of the lift from the bottom up.
Proper lift cleaning should begin from the inside, starting from the bottom of the lift. Use disposable cleaning cloths and soapy water or glass cleaner spray to clean the lift control panel. After this step, disinfect all contact surfaces with a general disinfectant such as Dettol. Remember to spray a moderate amount on the cloth, not too wet, and never spray directly onto the lift components to prevent damage.

3.3 Cleaning handrails, call buttons, and floor control panels
We should use microfiber cloths with antibacterial cleaning solution to clean and remove dust and debris from handrails, call buttons on the front of the doors, and floor control panels. Avoid using abrasive detergents as they may damage electronic components.

3.4 Cleaning glass or aluminum lift walls
The walls of the KALEA Lift. Most lifts are made of tempered laminated glass or aircraft-grade aluminum, so they can easily accumulate dirt. Regular cleaning is essential to keep them shiny and clean. Use mild soapy water or glass cleaner spray to clean the glass and aluminum surfaces, including the lift pit, to prevent dust accumulation. Remember to wring out a damp towel before wiping the lift buttons and other surfaces, and finish with a disinfectant wipe for the safety and cleanliness of lift users.

3.5. Cleaning the Lift Floor
First, use a vacuum cleaner to clean the lift floor, focusing on small crevices where dust and debris can accumulate, to prevent prolonged dust buildup.
After cleaning the home lift, carefully remove your clothing and protective equipment as they may contain germs. Then, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water for at least 20 seconds to ensure complete cleanliness.

4. Maintenance and Cleaning Services for KALEA Home Lifts
In addition to the 5-step DIY home lift cleaning process, there are some special areas, such as the lift pit and machine room, that require professional cleaning by Kalea’s expert technicians. Our technicians will clean these components during your annual lift maintenance.
Regular maintenance and cleaning can extend the lifespan of your home lift to 25-30 years.
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Quick answer: Let’s look at how to clean a lift correctly
Home lift maintenance should follow the model-specific service plan and be carried out by trained technicians. Routine care includes keeping entrances and safety edges clear, cleaning finishes with suitable products and reporting unusual noise, vibration or door behaviour instead of attempting an internal repair.
Verified facts to know
- Do not bypass safety edges, door interlocks or emergency controls.
- Keep the lift entrance and moving-area clear and report unusual operation to an authorised service technician.
- Use the operating and maintenance instructions for the installed model; specifications differ across product generations.
Product facts are based on the KALEA Lift & ANTERA Lift Thailand 2026 catalogue. Project specifications vary by configuration and site conditions.
Frequently asked questions
Who should carry out technical home lift maintenance?
Internal adjustments and safety-system work should be completed by trained, authorised lift technicians. Owners can follow the approved cleaning and daily-use guidance.
What should be reported to the service team?
Report unusual noise, vibration, stopping behaviour, door operation, damaged safety edges or any warning shown by the controls.
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