Cleaning Checklist for Carehomes

How clean is your Carehome?

Cleaning a care home is an important task that should be done regularly to maintain a healthy and safe environment for residents, staff, and visitors. Care homes should use appropriate cleaning products and equipment and ensure that staff members are adequately trained in their use. By following a cleaning plan and focusing on high-touch areas, care homes can reduce the spread of germs and viruses and keep residents and staff healthy.

When cleaning a care home, it's important to focus on high-touch areas such as door handles, light switches, and handrails. These areas should be cleaned and disinfected frequently to prevent the spread of germs and viruses.

Before beginning any cleaning tasks, it's essential to create a cleaning plan and ensure all staff members are aware of it. This plan should include the areas to be cleaned, how frequently they should be cleaned, and the cleaning products and equipment needed for each task.

Before beginning any cleaning tasks, it's essential to create a cleaning plan and ensure all staff members are aware of it. This plan should include the areas to be cleaned, how frequently they should be cleaned, and the cleaning products and equipment needed for each task.

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