Cleaning the toilet in city swimming pools
Municipal swimming pools are places in which a lot of people are staying, and at the same time all of them use water, which makes the cleaning crews employed in such pools do double hard work. I need to take care not only that the general condition of the rooms belonging to the city swimming pools is good, but also clean the changing rooms so that they are as clean and safe as possible. The same applies to toilets, which are used by many people every day. It should also be remembered that after leaving the pool they very often stand directly on the floor, that is why the floors in the swimming pool facilities must be thoroughly cleaned. Fortunately, there are many strong cleaning products available today.
Cleaning sanitation
Sanitary rooms are located in shopping malls, hospitals, schools and many public buildings. All such rooms must be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected. Most often on the floors of such rooms there are tiles that are swept and wiped every day, while during larger rooms they can be vacuumed and cleaned using more powerful means. Cleaning crews employed in such rooms also try to clean the sanitary facilities themselves and check their general condition on a daily basis. Special attention is paid to sanitary devices installed in hospitals, because they are used by many people struggling with various diseases.
Organized housecleaning
Sacral buildings, depending on their size and the degree of historicity, can be cleaned by special cleaning teams using their own specialized equipment and by the faithful belonging to one of the parishes where the church building is located. In the latter case, weekly cleaning hours are usually set, within which subsequent families are involved in cleaning the church. Usually, such cleaning of the church takes place on Saturdays in the morning. Large vacuum cleaners are used, adapted to work in large rooms, brooms and mops as well as buckets and a different size of cloth, as well as floor cleaning liquids and wood cleaning agents.