I. Cleaning and Disinfection Standards for Children’s Playground Facilities
1. Plastic Toys
Cleaning Frequency: Perform a thorough cleaning after closing time each day. During periods of high customer traffic, perform a light cleaning every 2-3 hours.
Cleaning Method: First, wipe the surface of the toys with a damp cloth and a mild detergent (such as a dishwashing liquid solution, typically a 1:100 ratio of dishwashing liquid to water) to remove stains, dust, and sweat. For crevices and small holes, use a soft-bristled brush (such as a toothbrush) and scrub with the detergent.
Disinfection Method: After cleaning, rinse the toys with clean water and then soak them in a disinfectant containing 250-500mg/L of effective chlorine for 15-30 minutes. After disinfection, rinse thoroughly with clean water to remove any residual disinfectant and allow them to air dry or wipe dry with a clean towel.
2. Soft Play Facilities (such as Ocean Ball Pools, Soft Play Castles, etc.)
Cleaning Frequency: Deep clean the ocean ball pool at least once a week. Soft Play Castles and other facilities should receive a spot clean every 3-5 days, and a full clean once a week.
Cleaning Method: For ocean balls, first empty them out and wipe the inside of the pool with a damp cloth to remove any dirt. Ocean balls can be washed in batches in the washing machine, using a mild detergent and the gentle cycle. For soft play castles, first vacuum to remove any dust and debris from the surface, then wipe any stains with a damp cloth dipped in detergent.
Disinfection Method: After cleaning the ball pool, evenly spray the inside of the pool with a disinfectant containing 500-1000mg/L of effective chlorine. Allow the area to air dry. After cleaning the soft play castle, wipe it down with a disinfectant of the same concentration. Ensure good ventilation after disinfection to allow the disinfectant to evaporate completely.
3. Metal Facilities (such as Slides and Swings)
Cleaning Frequency: Clean daily, focusing on areas frequently touched by children, such as handrails and slides.
Cleaning Method: Use a damp cloth dipped in metal cleaner (follow the instructions) to wipe the metal surface to remove rust and dirt. For stubborn stains, use a steel wool to gently rub, but be careful not to scratch the surface.
Disinfection Method: After cleaning, disinfect with a disinfectant containing 250-500mg/L of effective chlorine for 10-15 minutes, then rinse with clean water and allow to air dry.
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4. Electronic Devices (such as Game Consoles)
Cleaning Frequency: Clean daily after closing time.
Cleaning Method: Turn off the device. Wipe the screen and exterior with a dry cloth to remove dust. For stains on the screen, use a dedicated screen cleaning solution (follow the instructions) and gently wipe with a soft cloth.
Disinfection Method: Wipe the device’s surface, including buttons, joysticks, and other areas frequently touched by children, with disinfectant wipes containing 75% alcohol. After disinfection, wait until the alcohol has completely evaporated before turning the device back on.
II. Floor and Wall Cleaning and Disinfection Standards
1. Floor
Cleaning Frequency: During business hours, sweep the floor every 1-2 hours to remove trash and debris. Perform a thorough cleaning at the end of each day.
Cleaning Method: First, sweep the floor with a broom. Then, mop with a detergent solution (such as a 1:50 ratio of floor cleaner to water). For heavily soiled areas, use a brush.
Disinfection Method: After cleaning, mop the floor with a disinfectant containing approximately 500mg/L of effective chlorine. Keep the floor well ventilated to allow the disinfectant to evaporate quickly.
2. Wall
Cleaning Frequency: Perform a spot clean once a week and a thorough clean once a month.
Cleaning Method: For wallpapered walls, gently wipe with a damp cloth to remove stains. For latex-painted walls, wipe with a soft cloth dipped in a small amount of detergent solution (a mixture of 1:100 detergent and water). For stains such as graffiti, use a dedicated wall cleaner.
Disinfection Method: After cleaning, evenly spray the wall with a disinfectant containing 250-500mg/L of effective chlorine using a sprayer. Then wipe with a clean, damp cloth to remove any residue and keep the wall dry.
III. Rest Area Cleaning and Disinfection Standards
1. Tables and Chairs
Cleaning Frequency: Clean after closing daily.
Cleaning Method: First, wipe the surface of tables and chairs with a damp cloth to remove food residue, stains, etc. For wooden tables and chairs, be careful to prevent excessive moisture from penetrating the wood. For plastic tables and chairs, use a slightly stronger detergent.
Disinfection Method: Wipe the surfaces of tables and chairs with a disinfectant containing 250-500mg/L of effective chlorine for 10-15 minutes, then rinse with clean water and allow to air dry.
2. Soft Resting Facilities Such as Sofas
Cleaning Frequency: Clean once a week.
Cleaning Method: Vacuum the sofa to remove dust and debris. Then, wipe the stained areas with a damp cloth and a cleaning agent (such as a sofa-specific cleaner, used according to the instructions).
Disinfection Method: Wipe the sofa surface with disinfectant wipes containing 75% alcohol to disinfect. After disinfection, ensure good ventilation to allow the alcohol to evaporate completely.
IV. Cleaning Supply Management Standards
Cleaning tools (such as mops and rags) should be used separately to avoid cross-contamination. For example, a mop used for cleaning floors should not be used to clean amusement equipment.
Cleaning tools should be cleaned and disinfected after each use. Mops can be soaked in a disinfectant containing 500mg/L of effective chlorine for approximately 30 minutes, then rinsed with clean water and air-dried for later use. Rags can be machine-washed with an appropriate amount of disinfectant.
Disinfectants should be prepared and used according to the instructions, paying attention to parameters such as the effective chlorine concentration and disinfection time. Also, regularly check the expiration date of disinfectants and replace expired disinfectants promptly.
