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    Public Area/Comfort Room: Group 2 12-BBH3

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    The document provides cleaning procedures for public restrooms. It lists the necessary equipment, which includes all-purpose cleaner, cloths, glass cleaner, bowl brush, and supplies for paper towels, tissue, and soap dispensers. It then outlines 11 steps for cleaning public restrooms, which involve checking for occupancy, flushing toilets, emptying trash, cleaning sinks and counters, toilets and urinals, partitions, walls and fixtures, restocking supplies, mopping floors, and doing a final check before closing the door. The document emphasizes that public restrooms require more frequent cleaning than guest bathrooms due to higher usage and potential for damage.

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    Public Area/Comfort Room: Group 2 12-BBH3

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    The document provides cleaning procedures for public restrooms. It lists the necessary equipment, which includes all-purpose cleaner, cloths, glass cleaner, bowl brush, and supplies for paper towels, tissue, and soap dispensers. It then outlines 11 steps for cleaning public restrooms, which involve checking for occupancy, flushing toilets, emptying trash, cleaning sinks and counters, toilets and urinals, partitions, walls and fixtures, restocking supplies, mopping floors, and doing a final check before closing the door. The document emphasizes that public restrooms require more frequent cleaning than guest bathrooms due to higher usage and potential for damage.

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    The document provides cleaning procedures for public restrooms. It lists the necessary equipment, which includes all-purpose cleaner, cloths, glass cleaner, bowl brush, and supplies for paper towels, tissue, and soap dispensers. It then outlines 11 steps for cleaning public restrooms, which involve checking for occupancy, flushing toilets, emptying trash, cleaning sinks and counters, toilets and urinals, partitions, walls and fixtures, restocking supplies, mopping floors, and doing a final check before closing the door. The document emphasizes that public restrooms require more frequent cleaning than guest bathrooms due to higher usage and potential for damage.

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    Public Area/Comfort Room: Group 2 12-BBH3

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    Jon En
    The document provides cleaning procedures for public restrooms. It lists the necessary equipment, which includes all-purpose cleaner, cloths, glass cleaner, bowl brush, and supplies for paper towels, tissue, and soap dispensers. It then outlines 11 steps for cleaning public restrooms, which involve checking for occupancy, flushing toilets, emptying trash, cleaning sinks and counters, toilets and urinals, partitions, walls and fixtures, restocking supplies, mopping floors, and doing a final check before closing the door. The document emphasizes that public restrooms require more frequent cleaning than guest bathrooms due to higher usage and potential for damage.

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    PUBLIC

    AREA/COMFORT ROOM
    GROUP 2
    12-BBH3
    PUBLIC
    AREA/COMFORT
    ROOM
    Public Restroom and
    employee washroom and
    cleaning is quite different
    from cleaning guest
    bathrooms. For one thing, it
    must be done more
    frecquently in some cases,
    every hour because the
    public may, in a brief time,
    make the room very
    unpleasant for the
    subsequent user or actually
    ;
    Damage the plumbing
    equipment. The chores
    involved should be carefully
    thought out and
    delineated for maintenance
    workers.
    Equipment needed in
    cleaning the public
    restrooms:
    All purpose
    cleaner
    Clothes and
    sponges
    glass cleaner
    Bowl brush
    Supplies for
    paper, tissue
    and soap
    dispensers
    Broom and
    dustpan
    Mop and
    bucket
    Procedures in cleaning
    the public restroom
    1) Check status and restroom

    Knock firmly on the door and say “housekeeping.” If no


    answer is heard, knock again and repeat
    “housekeeping.”
    Wait a second time for response. If you still do not
    receive an aswer, open the door slightly and repeat
    “housekeeping.”
    If the washroom is occupied excuse yourself and close
    the door.
    If the washroom is unoccupied, prop the door open
    with the doorstop and position the approved floor sign
    that indicates the room is being cleaned.
    2) Flush toilets and urinals. Apply cleaner
    around, under the lip of the bowl and
    around under the rim and drain holes of
    the urinals. Let cleaner while you attend
    to the other tasks.
    3) Empty trash containers. Replace
    wastebasket liners.
    4) Empty and clean ashtrays in sink and in
    individual stalls.
    5) Clean sinks and countertop areas.
    Run warm water into each sink. Add the
    correct amount of cleaner.
    Clean the countertop area.
    Clean the sink. Remove drum trap and
    clean.
    Clean sin fixtures. Polish dry to remove
    water spots.
    Wipe countertop areas dry.
    Dust and clean any exposed piping under
    the sink.
    Clean the mirror with glass cleaner.
    6) Clean toilets and urinals.

    Scrub the inside of the toilet or urinal with


    the bowl brush, then flush.
    Use a clean rag for each unit, clean
    exterior surfaces from top to bottom
    Wipe dry all exterior surfaces. Polish
    handles.
    7) Clean partitions between talls.

    8) Clean washroom walls and fixtures.


    9) Restock dispensers for toilet paper
    towels, and soap. Dust or polish
    dispencer to remove any fingerprints or
    smudges.
    10) Clean the floor.
    Sweep all exposed floor areas. Run edge
    room with broom along baseboards.
    Mop the floor with warm water and
    appropriate cleaning solution.
    Rinse floor using hot water; wring mop
    frequently.
    Dry mop floor.

    11. Make one final check. Visually scan all


    areas of the public restroom for areas
    you may have overlooked. Smell the
    air for any usual odor. Reassemble
    cleaning supplies and close the door.
    Thank you for listening

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