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Regular Cleaning and Sanitation of Equipment Procedure

  1. Daily Cleaning Routine:
    • Wipe down high-touch surfaces (tables, doorknobs, light switches) with disinfectant.
    • Clean and disinfect toys that have been used, especially those that children put in their mouths.
    • Sweep and mop floors to remove dirt and spills.
    • Empty waste bins and replace liners.
    • Clean and sanitize food preparation areas before and after use.


  1. Weekly Deep Cleaning:
    • Wash all bedding, soft toys, and fabric items.
    • Sanitize all play equipment, including outdoor toys and sensory bins.
    • Clean and disinfect shelves, cubbies, and storage areas.
    • Check and clean air vents and fans to ensure proper ventilation.


  1. Monthly Maintenance & Inspection:
    • Inspect and deep clean carpets, rugs, and mats.
    • Sanitize and check the condition of large play equipment.
    • Review and restock cleaning supplies.
    • Inspect the premises for potential hygiene hazards and address them.


  1. Use of Cleaning Products:
    • Only use child-safe, non-toxic cleaning products.
    • Ensure proper dilution and use of disinfectants.
    • Store all cleaning chemicals in a locked cupboard, away from children's reach.
    • Always follow product instructions and safety guidelines when using cleaning agents.


  1. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Cleaning:
    • Gloves must be worn when handling cleaning chemicals or bodily fluids.
    • Masks may be used when dealing with strong cleaning agents or during deep cleaning.
    • Aprons are recommended for cleaning up spills or handling waste.


  1. Record-Keeping for Cleaning Tasks:
    • Maintain a cleaning checklist for daily, weekly, and monthly tasks.
    • Document any incidents related to hygiene or sanitation.
    • Review cleaning protocols regularly to ensure compliance with health standards.

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