Childcare Centre Cleaning
There are a few specialist cleaning situations. Looking after a child daycare center is one example of these situations.
Children are full of potential and enthusiasm, but lack the ability to look after themselves. They certainly won’t clean up after themselves, so we need to look after their environment until such time as they learn some responsibility and independence.
A child playcentre potentially has a lot of germs. This is a combination individual children and their undeveloped habits, and the sheer number of children who attend the playcentre. Germs would accumulate quickly if the area were not constantly cleaned.
In some cases the children can be taught a few good habits in a short space of time. Scented soft soap (banana or strawberry) in the toilets are a good start as children like to use these to wash their hands.
Of course most germs are invisible. So floors, tables, windowsills and toys all need to be cleaned every day. This greatly reduces illness in children.
A comprehesive list would include, but not be limited to:
– Walls and ceilings
– Waste bins
– Toilet areas
– Toy storage areas
– Toys, soft and otherwise
– Beds, Cots and Blankets
– Eating Areas
– Carpets and Rugs
– Windows and windowsills
– Doorknobs and handles, which children frequently touch
– The cleaning equipment itself must be disinfected
Childcare Centre Cleaning
Professional cleaning for childcare centres ensures a safe and santized playarea for infants who cannot yet look after themselves.
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