Tips on Cleaning Hotel Bedrooms

1) Remove all dirty linens, trash and towels. Put the bed quilt to one side if re-using, or remove for laundering if scheduled for its regular clean.

2) Put clean sheets on bed and clean pillowcases on pillows replace the quilt. Fold down top-sheet and quilt about quarter of the way down, lay pillows along the fold and then pull covers back over pillows.

3) Clean Bathroom using a good using good quality products to wash and wipe down all surfaces. Use a glass and mirror cleaner to wipe down all glass, mirrors and stainless steel. Buff with a clean, dry cloth. Replace toilet rolls, clean towels and any toiletries.

4) Clean main room using the glass and mirror cleaner to wipe down windows, mirrors and any stainless steel fittings. Wipe down furniture using a luxury furniture polish, cleaner polish or multi-surface cleaner. Check the carpets for any stains and remove with a product such as a spot and stain remover.

5) Replace any items that you provide for your guests comfort such as sewing kits and slippers and remove all cleaning products from the room.

6) Finally vacuum the floor and spray with air freshener before leaving ready for the next guest to check-in.

Keeping Care Home Odours at Bay!

FIRST impressions count– and nowhere more so than in a care home. Yet too many first impressions are being undermined by the smell of urine greeting visitors to many care and social services environments. The fact is that a family looking for nursing care for an elderly relative is
unlikely to choose a nursing home if it smells unpleasant.
Odour control
The outcome will be comment in the community about the lack of odour control in the nursing home. This will impact on levels of residency, which will in turn impact on the home’s profitability. In the public’s view, offensive odour equates with lack of cleaning. The solution from Prochem Europe is one of its most successful chemicals.
BM015 Urine Neutraliser is a specially formulated acidic deodorant for neutralising and deodorising urine deposits in carpets and fabrics. It neutralises odour on contact and prevents staining. A yellow-tinted liquid
with a fresh fragrance, it comes in a ready to- use one-litre spray, and as concentrate in a five-litre container for dilution 1:1, pH4. B153 Urine Neutraliser will deodorise and chemically neutralise urine on contact, to prevent permanent staining and unpleasant odours during cleaning. However, as urine may cause a permanent stain, Urine Neutraliser may not be effective in removing old urine stains. BM015 Urine Neutraliser has applications in a wide range of environments in addition to care homes, hospitals and other healthcare environments. Public transport, hotels, restaurants, schools and prisons can benefit from using this product, as can any houses with young children or a pet in residence!
Pre-testing
BM015 Urine Neutraliser can be used on carpets, fabrics and upholstery, subject to pre-testing for colour-fastness. It may also be used for hard surfaces and urinal cleaning and deodorisation.

HOW TO USE BM015 URINE NEUTRALISER

ON FRESH URINE STAINS:

1 Liberally apply BM015 Urine Neutraliser undiluted, directly to the contaminated area with the trigger sprayer.

2 Blot with clean white towel, mop or sponge and allow the area to dry.

FOR OLD STAINS AND HEAVILY CONTAMINTED AREAS:

1 Liberally apply BM015 Urine Neutraliser undiluted or diluted with an equal part of water, to the contaminated area.

2 Brush in and allow to dwell for up to 15 minutes.

3 Rinse extract out Using your usual extraction method

4 If odour persists, spray BA037 Jangro Odour Neutraliser over the area after cleaning, and use as directed.