January 17, 2006
ISSN 1556-7648

Trash Talk: Tip of the Week

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Tip of the Week: When is a Restroom Considered Clean?

We all clean restrooms in our cleaning business, but how do we know if it's really clean? All dispensers are free of spots and dust and properly filled with the correct supplies. All trash has been emptied, including feminine hygiene containers. A clean liner has been installed correctly into the trash receptacle. The outside of the receptacle is free of smudges, fingerprints, and dust. All toilets, urinals, and urinal screens are free of all soil, spots, stains, urine and other body fluids -- inside and out. All sinks, metal fixtures, and drinking fountains are free of all water spots, stains, soap, and build-up around the base. All countertops and ledges are free of soil and dust. All mirrors free of smudges, fingerprints, water spots, streaks, and other residue. All restroom floors are free of dirt, hair, paper, gum, soil build-up, urine, feces, and other residue. All floor drain covers are free of soil, lint, mop strings, dirt and other residue. All ceiling vents are free of dust, lint and build-up. All partitions, doors, doorknobs, walls, and ceilings are free of soil, smudges, fingerprints, water spots, and graffiti. Copyright (c) The Janitorial Store (TM)