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Main Technical Content: 5. Home Visitation Service Process Preparations Before Home Visitation Home Visitation Tools: Masks, shoe covers, alcohol spray. Organizing Tools: Gloves, labeling machines, wet/dry wipes, dustproof pads, cleaning products, trash bags, zip ties, scissors, and electric hand drills. Storage Supplies: Purchase and use based on actual needs and the area. Documentation: Bring service contracts or confirmation documents, invoices, and other service-related materials. 5.2 Preparations for Home Visitation Preferably, ring the doorbell slowly once, then wait a moment before ringing again. Avoid repeatedly ringing the doorbell. Alternatively, knock on the door with moderate force, knock three times, wait a moment, then knock a few more times. Avoid using fists to pound or kicking the door. If the door is ajar, knock first and wait for the owner's permission to enter. Greeting and Introduction Polite Greeting Example: Hello! Are you Mr./Ms. XXX? Self-Introduction Example: Hello, we are the XXX Organizing Team. You booked our XX organizing service at XX o'clock today. I'm the team leader, XXX. Please check this is my work ID card. For your health and safety, we'll first disinfect and sterilize ourselves. Please wait a moment. Disinfect and sterilize using an alcohol spray gun, starting with the palms/backs of the hands, front/backs/sides of the body. Disinfect all tools and items carried with the alcohol spray gun. Put on shoe covers first with one foot suspended in the air, then put on the other shoe cover and enter the door. Place tools within accessible areas, arranging them based on total quantity. Prioritize the following order: foyer, living room, balcony, and other open areas. When laying down dustproof pads, fully cover the designated area and ensure clear walkways. Wear gloves and arrange tools neatly on the dustproof pads. Service Confirmation Accompany the client to inspect the areas requiring organi