cleaning algorithm. General cleaning instructions

General requirements.

All premises, equipment, medical and other inventory must be kept clean. Wet cleaning of premises (washing floors, wiping furniture, equipment, window sills, doors, etc.) should be carried out at least 2 times a day, and more often if necessary, using detergents and disinfectants that are allowed for use in the prescribed manner .

Window drains should be washed at least once a month from the inside and as they get dirty, and at least once every 3 months from the outside (spring, summer, autumn).

spring-cleaning rooms of ward departments and other functional premises and offices should be carried out according to the schedule at least once a month with a thorough washing of walls, floors, equipment, furniture, lamps.

General cleaning (washing, disinfection) of procedural, manipulation and sterilization rooms is carried out once a week. General cleaning is carried out according to the schedule approved by the head of the department. Responsible person the head nurse of the department is responsible for general cleaning.

Ventilation of wards and other rooms that need access to fresh air through vents, transoms, sashes must be carried out at least 4 times a day.

To collect household waste and other class A waste in corridors, toilets and other auxiliary premises ballot boxes should be installed, in procedural and other similar rooms associated with the medical and technical process - pedal buckets. The accumulated garbage is collected and packed in polyethylene bags. It is disposed of in containers located on the territory of medical facilities.

The order of the current cleaning.

In all medical and medical-diagnostic, laboratory rooms where parenteral interventions are carried out, work is carried out with biological material from patients, daily cleaning is carried out only with a wet method at least 2 times a day is mandatory (in the morning - before the start working day and at the end of the work shift) and as needed, using detergents(2% soap and soda solution (if it is prepared centrally) or 0.5% synthetic detergent solution (CMC) at the rate of 50 g of powder per 10 liters of water. The second wet wiping and washing of surfaces that are not contaminated with the patient's secretions (blood, feces, urine, pus, etc.) is carried out using disinfectants -

3% chloramine solution, 0.5% bleach solution, 6% hydrogen peroxide solution with 0.5% CMC solution, neutral anolyte 0.05%, centodorforte 0.4%.

Work surfaces can also be wiped with a new generation of disinfectants designed for this purpose, guided in working with them. methodological recommendations» for their use, approved by the head of Rospotrebnadzor (Sanepidnadzor) and the instructions of the manufacturer. Cleaning is carried out with specially selected rags using marked equipment (buckets, basins, mops).

Cleaning equipment is stored in a strictly designated place. Cleaning equipment intended for work in epidemiologically significant premises (procedure rooms, dressing rooms, delivery rooms, toilet rooms etc.) is stored locally.

Before cleaning, a nurse or a nurse puts on a gown specially allocated for this purpose and gloves.

A clean rag for surface treatment is moistened in a container with a disinfectant solution and all surfaces are wiped twice with an interval of 15 minutes in a strict sequence: a table for sterile material, cabinets for sterile solutions, equipment, manipulation tables, chairs, a couch for patients.

Floor washing is carried out with a disinfectant solution. The current cleaning is completed by ultraviolet irradiation of the room and ventilation for 20 minutes.

General cleaning procedure

General cleaning of premises differs from the current one by the frequency of carrying out, the volume of work, the concentration of disinfectants, the duration of air disinfection depending on the type of premises, its epidemiological category. In the procedural and dressing rooms, the operating block, the delivery room, any surgical room of the polyclinic where parenteral manipulations are performed, as well as in the canteens, general cleaning is carried out once a week. General cleaning (by the type of final disinfection) is carried out once a week according to the approved schedule, with an entry in the appropriate log.

If chloramine solutions and other chlorine-containing preparations are used for general cleaning, then before applying these solutions to surfaces, the latter are washed with a 2% soap-soda solution or 0.5

% CMC solution. Then the detergent is washed off with water and a disinfectant solution is applied. If peroxide preparations are used for general cleaning, then the detergent is added to the peroxide and the stages of mechanical cleaning and disinfection are combined. Commonly used for general cleaning of medical premises (procedural, dressing, operating block) means are 5% chloramine solution and 6% hydrogen peroxide solution with 0.5% detergent in accordance with the recommendations of the order of the Ministry of Health of the USSR No. 720 of 07/31/78 on work surgical departments and departments, resuscitation. For general cleaning in procedural, examination rooms

exit, maternity hospitals in accordance with the order of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation No. 345 dated

11/26/97. apply 3% concentration of chloramine solution with 0.5% concentration of detergent synthetic agent(CMC).

Hydrogen peroxide or chlorine-containing preparations are applied to the treated surfaces twice with an interval of 15 minutes and left for one hour, then washed off with tap water and wiped with sterile diapers.

In the room, all surfaces to be treated are wiped with abundant wetting in disinfectant solution sterile rags (walls, facing down, window sills, doors, furniture, equipment, surfaces, floors). Cleaning is done at closed doors and vents.

Cleaning is completed by ultraviolet irradiation of the room and airing for 20 minutes.

During general cleaning, medical personnel use a clean gown, shoes, mask, oilcloth apron, and gloves.

cleaning equipment requirements.

All cleaning equipment (buckets, basins, mops, etc.) must be clearly marked indicating the premises and types of cleaning work, and used strictly for their intended purpose. Cleaning equipment is stored in separate cabinets, niches or other designated places marked

"Cleaning Equipment"

Cleaning equipment is kept clean and disinfected after each cleaning.

Cleaning equipment that cannot be disinfected (brushes, brooms, etc.) must not be used. Separate cleaning equipment is used to clean furniture and floors.

Cleaning of epidemiologically significant premises always ends with air disinfection using bactericidal irradiators. A bactericidal irradiator is an electrical device that contains: a bactericidal lamp, a reflector, a ballast and other auxiliary elements. Bactericidal irradiators are placed on the ceiling or wall, and bactericidal irradiators are mobile. They are divided into two groups: closed (shielded) and open (unshielded). Both types of irradiator must have separate switches, and the switch for the open irradiator is displayed in the corridor. Closed irradiators can operate in the presence of people, while open irradiators can operate only in the absence of personnel and patients.

All premises in health facilities to be equipped with bactericidal irradiators are divided into 5 categories:

The range of quartzing time in the absence of people open and

combined irradiators from 15 min. up to 120 or more min. When only a shielded lamp is operating, its burning time can be up to 8 hours a day, and every 2-3 hours the irradiator is turned off for 1.5-2 hours. After work, bactericidal irradiators are always ventilated to remove ozone and nitrogen oxides.

Personnel working with open irradiators must be provided with means personal protection(face masks, gloves and goggles), direct rays from an unshielded irradiator are harmful to humans, causing photophthalmia and skin erythema.

An important point sanitary and hygienic regime in health care facilities is ventilation. With the help of cross-ventilation, dust and hospital strains of pathogens of nosocomial infections (HAIs) that are resistant (resistant) to the applied disinfectants, quartzization, aerosols of antibacterial agents are removed into the external environment.

General and current cleaning of premises in medical institutions (HCIs) are necessary measure, the purpose of which is to prevent the spread of infections and other diseases within the hospital among medical staff and patients. These procedures need to be given the most serious attention, since it directly affects human life and health, especially since Rospotrebnadzor bodies and various sanitary commissions regularly monitor these procedures in medical institutions.

Requirements for inventory and cleaning products

The first thing you should pay attention to when cleaning rooms in healthcare facilities is a competent and optimal selection supplies and detergents. Namely, these two main aspects guarantee the high-quality performance of cleaning operations in hospitals. When selecting equipment and detergents, it is also necessary to take into account the factor that, as part of the cleaning of premises in health facilities, one will have to face not only household dust and ordinary dirt, but also potential sources of various infections. Therefore, standard wet cleaning, when a full-time cleaner simply wipes the dust with a cloth, will obviously not be enough here, it is necessary to use only professional equipment and only professional chemicals. All personnel involved in cleaning work in the hospital must receive appropriate training.

The procedure, as well as the procedure for conducting current and general cleaning in modern organizations health care are regulated by the relevant documents:

• SanPiN 2.1.3.2630-10 "Sanitary and epidemiological requirements for organizations engaged in medical activities." In particular, these requirements contain very voluminous and precise recommendations for the implementation various kinds cleaning in medical premises, depending on the profile of this hospital department.
• SP 3.5.1378-03 "Sanitary and epidemiological requirements for the organization and implementation of disinfection activities."

Features of current and general cleaning

In the premises of the healthcare facility, as in any other premises, with the exception of disinfection procedures, two types of cleaning are carried out - current cleaning and general cleaning.

CURRENT CLEANING OF PREMISES OF HCI

Routine cleaning is a set of measures aimed at the effective and timely elimination of all types of pollution within the premises and is carried out during working hours.

The procedure for conducting routine cleaning in a hospital and other medical organizations necessarily includes the processing of furniture, equipment, work surfaces and floors. At its core, it is a regular wet cleaning, with the only difference that this cleaning is carried out at least twice a day and for its implementation it is necessary to use special cleaning and disinfecting agents. Its main difference from the general one is the frequency and volume of work performed.

The frequency of cleaning may vary in each case, depending on the profile of the medical institution or even its individual premises. For example, dressing rooms should be cleaned at least twice a day, including floors, sinks, door handles and walls. At the same time, radiators, windows, doors, window sills and cabinets where medical instruments are stored are cleaned at least once a day. A similar cleaning procedure is implied in recovery rooms and intensive care units. In turn, cleaning of such premises as a regular therapeutic ward is carried out at least once a day, etc.

GENERAL CLEANING OF PREMISES OF HCI

General cleaning is a complex of disinfection and sanitary and hygienic measures aimed at creating an aseptic regime in the room for the safe conduct of the required medical procedures.

To carry out these activities, it is necessary to use only professional disinfectants and detergents, as well as to use equipment designed for cleaning this particular room.

General cleaning is carried out according to the schedule agreed by the administration of the medical organization, taking into account all the required disinfection regimes suitable for the hospital department of the corresponding profile.

In functional premises, in doctors' offices and hospitals, planned general cleaning should be carried out at least once a month, including the treatment of walls and ceilings, work equipment and lighting devices. Operating rooms, maternity rooms, dressing rooms, as well as sterilization, procedural and other rooms with an aseptic regime are subject to scheduled general cleaning at least once a week. At the same time, it is important to understand that on the day of the general cleaning, surgical operations in the operating unit are not allowed. Unscheduled general cleaning may be carried out as a result of obtaining unsatisfactory indications of sterility and microbial contamination external environment during the inspection of the hospital premises.

Current cleaning is a regular event aimed at maintaining order and cleanliness in the premises of residential and special funds. The frequency of its implementation depends on the purpose of the premises, the degree of contamination and the sanitary requirements. In apartments and houses they spend at least twice a week, in the premises of medical institutions at least once a day, and in special ones - several times during the day. The order in which the current cleaning is carried out, and how it differs from the general cleaning up, is revealed by the following text.

The difference between general and ongoing cleaning

General cleaning (from English word"general" - "main", "main") is aimed at streamlining things and property, as well as eliminating all pollution, including visually inaccessible places. During it, furniture is moved, surfaces are cleaned and minor repairs are carried out.

Carrying out routine cleaning involves measures to maintain cleanliness and order in the premises. The main attention is paid to places with the greatest activity of people during Everyday life. As a rule, contamination is removed quickly, the use of special detergents or equipment is not required.

What is the difference between the current cleaning and the main general cleaning is presented in the following table:

Attention! Significantly simplifies the general cleaning in the premises, carefully carried out regular ongoing cleaning - clean where they do not litter.

Current house or apartment cleaning

Carrying out the current cleaning does not imply restoring order in one day. An apartment (house) can be conditionally divided into sectors, and one can devote no more than half an hour to work every day. Individual elements are carried out in the course of daily human activity, and do not require additional attention. For example: washing dishes and wiping the table after eating, putting clothes in a closet or laundry bin after a day's wear, drying bathroom rugs, keeping the toilet clean and much more. Current and solves other problems. As such current includes:

1. Placed in the hallway outerwear and shoes in the places provided. Cleaning the surface of the mirror from dust and stains. Wet processing of the floor, and if the house is private, then the entrance steps and platforms.
2. AT living rooms periodically change bed linen. Upholstered furniture, the outer surfaces of books in cabinets, carpets are vacuumed, and a wet wipe is also carried out.
3. AT kitchen areas make an inventory of detergents and accessories, put everything in the places provided. Eliminate pollution hob and cabinets, remove sawdust from the outside of microwave ovens, refrigerators and other property. Produce a replacement kitchen towels and wash the floor.
4. In sanitary areas, mirrors, baths, sinks, toilets are serviced and faucets are cleaned from limescale. If necessary, wash rugs, replace bath towels.

Attention! Any restoring order should be accompanied by ventilation of the premises. Fresh air good for health, and a slight draft will remove the smell and chemical particles released by detergents.

Cleaning requirements for medical facilities

An example of a quality ongoing clean-up is the maintenance of the premises of medical and treatment-and-prophylactic institutions of the Ministry of Health, where there are special requirements for the implementation sanitary norms. Events are regulated by time and content. Violation of norms and rules entails the responsibility of officials. The following are provided:

• equipment for restoring order is assigned to each room (operating room, postoperative room, resuscitation, treatment room, sanitary rooms), its use in in public places or other rooms is strictly prohibited;
• the set of a separate room includes a floor bucket, a container for liquid (processing wall panels), separate mops (walls and floors separately), rags with a specific purpose, ruffs for equipment disinfection;
• the current cleaning of the premises is carried out at least twice a day, if necessary - three or more;
• the list of activities includes washing and processing accessible surfaces of furniture, window sills, doors and other things;
• the elimination of contaminants is carried out with a soap-soda solution, and disinfection is carried out with a low-percentage composition (hydrogen peroxide, deochlor, lizafin, dulbak and others);
• carrying out mandatory quartzization of rooms where the infection is likely to spread (operating rooms, dressing rooms, wards for premature babies, sterile zones, etc.).

Important! All medical institutions maintain logs of sanitary measures, which include information about the date of the event, the person responsible for the work, and details of the disinfectant used.

After reviewing the procedure for the current and general cleaning, the housewives can independently determine the schedule for their implementation. It should be borne in mind that the daily putting in order is a simple job and takes a limited time, but the general one is voluminous and time-consuming. In this regard, it seems justified to invite specialists from a clearing company for general cleaning.

The presented video material presents the rules for general cleaning of premises:

I. All premises, equipment, medical and other supplies must be kept clean. Wet cleaning of premises (treatment of floors, furniture, equipment, window sills, doors) should be carried out at least 2 times a day using detergents and disinfectants approved for use in the prescribed manner.

In departments of newborns and premature babies: in boxes for children with somatic pathology, wet cleaning of the room is carried out at least 3 times a day: 1 time per day (after the third feeding) - using disinfectants; 2 times a day (morning and evening) - using 0.5% washing solution. Processing is performed by the "two buckets" method. In the wards where children with infectious pathology are located, disinfection of objects and the floor of the premises is carried out using a disinfectant solution at least 2 times a day (after the third and fifth feeding) using the "two buckets" method.

Clinical diagnostic laboratories: wet cleaning premises should be carried out with the use of detergents and disinfectants at least 1 time per day, and more often if necessary.

II. Window glass should be washed at least once a month from the inside and at least once every 3 months from the outside (spring, summer, autumn).

III. General cleaning of the premises of ward departments and other functional premises and offices should be carried out according to the schedule at least once a month with the processing of walls, floors, equipment, inventory, lamps.

Dental surgical profile - 1 time in 7 days, the rest - 1 time per month.

Clinical diagnostic laboratories - once a month in rooms where work with native blood and serum is carried out.

Polyclinic rooms requiring aseptic conditions for performing research, manipulations, procedures - 1 time in 7 days, therapeutic profile - 1 time per month.

General cleaning (washing and disinfection) of the operating unit, dressing rooms, delivery rooms, procedural, manipulation, sterilization is carried out once a week with the processing and disinfection of equipment, furniture, inventory.

In the departments of newborns and premature babies, after 10-12 days of children's stay in the box (with the obligatory transfer of children to a decontaminated room) and after their discharge, the box is cleaned according to the type of final disinfection.

IV. The schedule for general cleaning is compiled monthly by the senior nurse and approved by the head of the department. A note on the general cleaning is made in the general cleaning log (schedule) by the person responsible for the general cleaning.

V. Purpose of cleaning:

Creating a safe clean environment for patients and staff;

Destruction and minimization of most pathogens on the surface of inanimate objects;

Reduced risk of cross contamination.

Equipment:

Marked containers for washing walls - 2 pcs.;

Marked containers for washing surfaces - 2 pcs.;

Marked containers for washing the floor - 2 pcs.;

Marked container for washing windows - 1 pc.;

Mops: for washing walls, ceiling - 1 pc., for washing the floor - 1 pc.;

Rags, sterile rags for general cleaning of aseptic premises;

Overalls: dressing gown, cap, oilcloth apron, gloves, goggles, mask or respirator, rubber shoes;

Disinfectants and detergents.

Technology for cleaning premises by type of current disinfection

The current cleaning of the wards is carried out in the morning (in the evening), rooms, aseptic rooms - before starting work (at the end of work), as it gets dirty during work by junior medical personnel in special clothes under the supervision of a nurse.

Current cleaning includes:

Processing of working surfaces, equipment, doors, sinks by wiping with a rag moistened with a disinfectant solution, followed by rinsing with tap water using a clean rag;

Irradiation of the room with a bactericidal lamp. The exposure time is calculated based on the data of the passport of a particular bactericidal lamp and the area of ​​the treated room. The operating time of the germicidal lamp is recommended to be recorded in the logbook of the operation of germicidal lamps.

Sequencing:

Put on special clothes;

Treat work surfaces, equipment, doors, sinks in sequence with a disinfectant solution (use a container for surfaces and clean rags).

Rinse off the disinfectant solution with clean tap water using a clean rag;

Wash the floor using the "two buckets" method (use a bucket for mopping and rags for the floor);

Turn off germicidal lamp;

Disinfect rags, cleaning equipment in a disinfectant solution, rinse and be sure to dry in a special room.

Note: during the operation of the procedural (manipulation, dressing) cabinet, the disinfection of the roller, tourniquet, oilcloth, the surface of the couch after each procedure, the surface of the desktop as it gets dirty. With a rag moistened with a disinfectant solution, the roller under the arm, tourniquet, oilcloth, and the surface of the couch are processed. In case of contamination of working surfaces during procedures with blood, they should be carefully treated with a rag moistened with a disinfectant solution, then rinse the disinfectant solution with tap water using a clean rag. After use, disinfect the rags in a disinfection container.

The technology of general cleaning of premises by the type of final disinfection

General cleaning by the type of final disinfection is carried out by medical personnel in accordance with the approved schedule.

General cleaning involves the treatment of walls with a disinfectant solution up to the ceiling, ceiling, floor, working and hard-to-reach surfaces, equipment, windows, including internal surfaces window glass (according to the schedule). Windows are being washed warm water with the addition of 1 tablespoon ammonia per liter of water or approved special window cleaner. Sequencing:

Put on special clothes;

Move furniture and equipment away from the walls to clean the walls and floor behind them;

Carry out mechanical cleaning of the walls and floor from dirt, using a clean rag (1st rag) and a cleaning solution, the space behind heating batteries and between them, treat sequentially with 2 ruffs moistened with disinfectant;

Wash off the cleaning solution with tap water;

Apply a disinfectant solution to all surfaces with a clean rag (2nd rag), withstand exposure.

Remove apron, change gloves;

Wash all surfaces with tap water using a sterile cloth (3rd cloth);

Wipe the washed surfaces with a sterile rag (4th rag);

Wash the floor using the "two buckets" method. Wiping the floor is carried out using the "two buckets" method. For this purpose, two containers (buckets) are distinguished, which are marked "1" and "2". Pour into container "1" required amount(3 - 4 l) disinfectant solution; into container "2" - clean tap water. Moisten the cleaning rags in the solution of container "1" and carefully wipe the surface to be treated. Then the rags are rinsed in container "2", squeezed out and re-moistened in the solution of container "1" and the untreated floor surfaces are washed. The solution in the container "1" is changed after disinfection of 60 m2, the water of the container "2" - as it becomes contaminated;

Turn on the bactericidal lamp, withstand the exposure;

Ventilate the room until the smell of ozone disappears;

Disinfect cleaning equipment in a disinfectant solution, rinse and be sure to dry in a special room;

Take off overalls, send to the laundry;

Make a note in the Journal of general cleaning, the Journal of registration and control of the ultraviolet bactericidal installation.

Note.

For general cleaning, it is allowed to use disinfectants included in the list of disinfectants approved for use in the Russian Federation.

In the workplace it is advisable to have guidelines or extracts from the instructions for the disinfectants used.

The publication was prepared on the basis of the order of the Health Committee of the Administration of the Volgograd Region dated March 12, 2008 No. 393.

The cleanliness of the premises is an important component of the quality medical care. Is it possible to treat people in dirty and dusty rooms? Of course not. There are special standards and norms in accordance with which wet processing of offices, maternity, operating room and other premises is carried out. Strict observance of the instructions is a guarantee of the sterility and cleanliness of the medical institution, where sick and injured people are treated. In this article, we will consider the rules and algorithm for general cleaning of the treatment room.

Cleaning in a medical room and its features

Most often, wet or general cleaning is performed by employees of a medical institution on their own - cleaners, nurses, nurses. For example, general cleaning of a treatment room according to SanPiNu involves washing the floor, walls, windows, doors, furniture and equipment. Necessary condition is the use of disinfectants during its implementation. They are needed for sterility.

General cleaning of the treatment room is carried out once a week. Rooms such as treatment rooms, inoculation rooms, or dressing rooms require frequent cleaning, unlike other rooms.

There are 4 types of treatment room cleaning:

1. Preliminary consists in daily putting things in order before the start of the shift. This includes wet cleaning of every surface in the office.
2. Ongoing tidying up is necessary to remove contaminants in the evening after closing. Such cleaning is carried out 2 times a week.
3. Final cleaning is also carried out in the evening. You can compare it with the previous one.
4. General cleaning of the treatment room is performed once a week.

Accounting for general cleaning

The list of general cleanings of the treatment room is in the journal. It has a table that consists of the following columns:

• the name of the office in which the processing was carried out;
• the date when the cleaning was carried out according to the schedule;
• the next date of general cleaning of the treatment room;
• the name of the disinfectant used during the treatment of the premises, as well as its concentration;
• data of the employee who performed the cleaning;
• data of the person exercising control.

cleaning equipment

SanPin also contains a list of equipment required for processing. It includes the following elements:

• 2 buckets for washing all surfaces (walls, floors);
• for windows one bucket;
• mops in the amount of two pieces;
• rags and napkins are absolutely sterile;
• disinfectant and detergent compositions;
• bathrobe, gloves, masks and goggles for cleaning.

General cleaning technique

In areas that require thorough sanitization, it is necessary to follow a certain cleaning procedure. The treatment room is just one of those. Antiseptic cleaning differs from regular cleaning in the following ways:

• thorough disinfection of all surfaces;
• the use of special clothing for processing;
• compliance of detergents and inventory with the approved list;
• using absolutely sterile wipes and rags;
• cleaning according to schedule.

The general cleaning of the treatment room is carried out according to the algorithm. Sanitary and hygienic processing takes place in several stages. Preparatory work characterized by checking the available equipment, means for processing and disinfection, a special form. All equipment in the office is disconnected from the network. Where possible, from instruments, preparations and small appliances free space and furniture.

After the preparation, the cleaning itself follows, which consists of two stages: disinfection and work after it. Let's take a closer look at each of these processes.

Stage #1

General cleaning of the treatment room is done in uniform. A uniform is put on, then a disinfectant is added to buckets of water.

So, you need to follow the following algorithm:

• remove rubbish and waste;
• treat furniture, medical equipment, windows and doors with sterile wipes and an antiseptic;
• treat lamps and fixtures with an alcohol solution, and then wipe with a dry cloth;
• wash the floor in the office with water with the addition of a disinfectant;
• leave the office for the duration of the action of antiseptic substances;
• Remove the uniform, wash your hands and treat with an antiseptic.

Stage #2

Before starting the second stage of the general cleaning of the treatment room, you must wash your hands and put on sterile clothes, as well as disinfect shoes with an antiseptic. Further observed next order processing:

• buckets that have been treated after disinfection are filled with water;
• each surface treated with the substance is wiped with a sterile cloth;
• chairs and tables are wiped dry;
• the floor is thoroughly washed;
• using quartz treatment, it is necessary to disinfect the air in the room.

The final stage of cleaning the office includes such actions as disinfection, washing and drying equipment, putting rags and uniforms in the laundry, and sterilizing these attributes.

New SanPin and new rules

What are the new rules for general cleaning of the treatment room according to the new SanPin? An integral graph is the cleanliness and sterility of equipment and inventory. Genubok is closely related to daily wet cleaning, which is carried out twice a day and includes washing all surfaces.

General cleaning is a monthly washing of windows from the inside. Outside, they can be washed once a quarter (3 months) during the warm season.

Each bucket, mop, napkin and rags must be marked. Marking is an indication of the premises, type of work. Each inventory must be used strictly for its intended purpose, and stored in a separate room.

Thorough processing according to SanPin is carried out weekly according to a clear schedule. This includes the treatment of floors, doors, windows, equipment and walls.

Cleaning an apartment or other living space is not so easy, but doing it in medical institution- task from tasks. Any cleaning in medical room governed by rules and regulations sanitization which must be strictly adhered to. Not only cleanliness is important here, but also approved instructions.