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    Cleaning involves removing dust, dirt, and polishing floors to maintain a shining environment that attracts guests and preserves a hotel's reputation. Common cleaning agents include detergents, acid cleaners, solvent cleaners, disinfectants, deodorants, laundry aids, polishes, floor seals, and abrasives. Water is a primary cleaning agent, with soft water providing the best results. Specific cleaning agents like detergents, acid cleaners, solvent cleaners, disinfectants, deodorants, laundry aids, and polishes are used for different cleaning purposes and should be properly stored.

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    Cleaning involves removing dust, dirt, and polishing floors to maintain a shining environment that attracts guests and preserves a hotel's reputation. Common cleaning agents include detergents, acid cleaners, solvent cleaners, disinfectants, deodorants, laundry aids, polishes, floor seals, and abrasives. Water is a primary cleaning agent, with soft water providing the best results. Specific cleaning agents like detergents, acid cleaners, solvent cleaners, disinfectants, deodorants, laundry aids, and polishes are used for different cleaning purposes and should be properly stored.

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    Cleaning involves removing dust, dirt, and polishing floors to maintain a shining environment that attracts guests and preserves a hotel's reputation. Common cleaning agents include detergents, acid cleaners, solvent cleaners, disinfectants, deodorants, laundry aids, polishes, floor seals, and abrasives. Water is a primary cleaning agent, with soft water providing the best results. Specific cleaning agents like detergents, acid cleaners, solvent cleaners, disinfectants, deodorants, laundry aids, and polishes are used for different cleaning purposes and should be properly stored.

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    CLEANING

    AGENT
    Group 8
    R O M E O D . TA M O R
    RICA JANE VILLOCERO
    JIESA MAE ANCIANO
    cleaning & cleaning materials
    WHAT IS CLEANING ?
    > Removing of dust & dirt.
    ➤ Polishing of floors.
    ➤ Sweeping of floors.

    WHY IT IS IMPORTANT?

    ➤ Make the environment shining and


    dazzling.
    ➤ Draw the attention of guests.
    ➤ To maintain the reputation of hotel.
    TYPES OF CLEANING AGENTS

    • Detergents
    • Acid cleaners
    • Solvent cleaner
    • Disinfectants
    • Deodorants
    • Laundry aids
    • Polishes
    • Floor seals
    • Abrasive
    WATER
    • Water is known as universal solvent.
    • It is prime agent in cleaning.
    • There are two types of water- Soft water
    & Hard water.
    • Soft water is widely approached for
    providing best cleaning results.
    • Hard water is not always good for
    cleaning as it contains chemicals.
    DETERGENT

    Detergents are pure soap or organic chemicals.

    • Soapy det.- They are made of animal or


    vegetable fat. Usage- washing skin or clothes
    • Synthetic det.- Made from organic chemicals
    derived from petroleum.
    ACID CLEANER
    Acids used as cleaning agents may vary
    from mild acid e.g acetic acid or strong
    concentrated hydrochloric acid.
    • Citric acid and acetic used for metal
    cleaning.
    • Oxalic acid for removing stubborn
    water stains from hard floors.
    SOLVENT CLEANERS

    These cleaning agents are used


    extensively for dry cleaning and for
    stain removal.
    They all have strong fumes so should
    used properly.
    Methylated spirits, turpentine, white
    spirit, acetone etc.
    DISINFECTANTS & DEODORANTS

    Disinfectants should only be used in the areas


    where harmful germs are likely to exist. e.g
    Phenol, Halogens Deodorants are agents for
    disguising bad smells. They are widely used in
    guest rooms, bathrooms, and in public areas.
    LAUNDRY AIDS & POLISHES

    Laundry aids which are used as cleaning


    materials contain stiffening agents and
    fabric conditioners.
    Polishes are applied to a surface to give it
    a shiny look and also prevent from finger
    prints and scratches e.g- Metal polishes,
    Furniture polishes, Floor polishes.
    FLOOR SEAL
    It is applied to a floor to form a semi
    permanent protective barrier which will
    prevent the entry of dirt, liquid, grease
    stains.
    ABRASIVE
    Abrasives are substance or chemicals that is
    used for cleaning stubborn dust or rust from
    hard surfaces by rubbing actions.
    ➤ Fine abrasives- Jeweller's rouge Hard
    abrasives- Sand paper, fine ash etc.
    STORAGE OF CLEANING AGENTS

    • Ensure that the storage are sturdy.


    • Heavier must be kept on the bottom
    shelf.
    • Label all containers.
    • Ensure that the lids are tightly secured.
    Thank you

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