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Page 1: General Environment Cleaning / Disinfectant Programme  · Web viewWash hand basins, taps, surrounding counters, soap dispensers. Wipe taps, wash hand basins, soap dispensers and
Page 2: General Environment Cleaning / Disinfectant Programme  · Web viewWash hand basins, taps, surrounding counters, soap dispensers. Wipe taps, wash hand basins, soap dispensers and

COVID-19

Cleaning and Disinfection Schedules

August 2020

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CONTENTS:

GENERAL CLEANING SCHEDULES AND ADVICE DAILY CLEANING CHECKLIST COMMUNAL AREAS

DAILY CLEANING CHECKLIST SANITARY AREA

DAILY CLEANING CHECKLIST OUTDOORS

GENERAL CLEANING CHECKLIST CARE/CLASSROOM

DAILY CLEANING CHECKLIST SLEEP ROOM

DAILY CLEANING CHECKLIST OFFICE

RECORD OF STERILISING OF MOUTHED TOYS/ITEMS

RECORD OF CLEANING PRODUCTS

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This pack contains:

(1) General Cleaning and Disinfection and Advice as taken from HSE and HPSC documentation and adapted in light of COVID-19

(2) Cleaning Records to be used during COVID-19 Emergency

Definitions:

Cleaning: make clean; remove dirt, marks, or stains

Use of hot water and detergent, soapy water, to remove visible dirt and grime from surfaces. Scrubbing brushes, cloths, steel wool, Brillo-pads etc.Area is usually dried after cleaning

Disinfect: the process of cleaning something, especially with a chemical, in order to destroy bacteria

Use of antibacterial sprays or wipes, either alcohol or chlorine based to remove germs and bacteria.Suggest using sprays and disposable paper towels, as they are better for the environment

Allow area to dry naturally after disinfecting

Sterilise: the process of making something free from bacteria, or other living microorganisms

Use of sporicidal, antiviral, anti-bacterial, fungicidal sprays or wipes, either alcohol or chlorine based to remove not just bacteria, but other living organisms, such as viruses.Suggest using sprays and disposable paper towels, as they are better for the environment

Allow area to dry naturally after disinfecting

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General Environment Cleaning / Disinfectant ProgrammeArea/Item Method Frequency/Comments

Door handles / Light switches / Taps / Cabinet handles / Tables / Surfaces

Wipe all areas and surfaces with a clean antibacterial / antiviral 70% Alcohol wipe, or similar spray and clean cloth.Once done, allow to dry naturally.

At the start and end of shift/day and when one pod enters where another pod has been e.g. toilet, play area, relaxation area

If surfaces are soiled, they should be cleaned using a detergent or soap and water prior to disinfection.

Once disinfected, allow to dry naturally

Chairs

Wipe all areas and surfaces with a clean antibacterial / antiviral 70% Alcohol wipe, or similar spray and clean cloth.Once done, allow to dry naturally.

Before and after every individual use.

If surfaces are soiled, they should be cleaned using a detergent or soap and water prior to disinfection. Once disinfected, allow to dry naturally

Washable floor covering

Vacuum clean to remove dirt when children are not present. Mop with antibacterial / antiviral 70% Alcohol floor cleaner, Once done, allow to dry naturally.

General areas, At the start and end of shift/day.

Dining areas, At the start and end of shift/day and after use by each pod.

If surfaces are soiled, they should be cleaned using a detergent or soap and water prior to disinfection. Once disinfected, allow to dry naturally

Walls/Ceilings

Wipe areas and surfaces with a clean antibacterial / antiviral 70% Alcohol wipe, or similar spray and clean cloth.Once done, allow to dry naturally.

To be disinfected before re-opening post COVID-19 Disinfection required in areas of frequent hand contact, such as lower wall/door frames during COVID-19

Waste bins

Wipe lid and contact surfaces with a clean antibacterial / antiviral 70% Alcohol wipe, or similar spray and clean cloth.Once done, allow to dry naturally.

At the start and end of shift/day and when one pod enters where another pod has been e.g. toilet, play area, sleep rooms, relaxation areaFood Prep areas, in line with HACCP requirements.If surfaces are soiled, they should be cleaned using a detergent or soap and water prior to disinfection. Once disinfected, allow to dry naturally

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Sanitary Area Cleaning / Disinfectant ProgrammeArea/Item Method Frequency / Comments

Wash hand basins, taps, surrounding counters, soap dispensers.

Wipe taps, wash hand basins, soap dispensers and surfaces with a clean antibacterial / antiviral 70% Alcohol wipe, or similar spray and clean cloth.Once done, allow to dry naturally.

At least daily and immediately if soiled.

When one pod leaves the area

If surfaces are soiled, they should be cleaned using a detergent or soap and water prior to disinfection.

Once disinfected, allow to dry naturally

Both sides of toilet seat, toilet handles, doorknobs, or cubicle handles.

Wipe toilet seat, toilet handles, doorknobs or cubicle handles with a clean antibacterial / antiviral 70% Alcohol wipe, or similar spray and clean cloth.Once done, allow to dry naturally.

At least daily and immediately if soiled.

When one pod leaves the area

If surfaces are soiled, they should be cleaned using a detergent or soap and water prior to disinfection.

Once disinfected, allow to dry naturally

Step up

Clean with detergent and warm water and if soiled, disinfect with a chlorine-based disinfectant with 1000 ppm available chlorine.

Immediately after each use.

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Toy Cleaning Disinfectant ProgrammeItem Method Frequency / CommentsSoft toys – if shared.

Rotate small amounts which will be washed at 60 degrees twice weekly. Twice weekly

Hard toys/items that go into the mouth or have been in contact with saliva or other body fluids.

Reduce the number of toys by half. Wipe and clean with antibacterial / antiviral 70% Alcohol wipe. Once done, allow to dry naturally. Alternatively, they may be washed in a dishwasher.

All hard toys will be washed in the dishwasher on a rotation system but at least once a week.

Other hard toys e.g. dolls house, climbing frame.

Wipe all contact points, hand holds, handles and surfaces etc. with a clean antibacterial / antiviral 70% Alcohol wipe, or similar spray and clean cloth.Once done, allow to dry naturally.

At least daily and immediately if soiled during COVID-19 Emergency.

If surfaces are soiled, they should be cleaned using a detergent or soap and water prior to disinfection.

Once disinfected, allow to dry naturally

Sheets and pillowcases, individual cloth towels (if used), combs and hairbrushes, face cloths. (None of these items should be shared among children.)

Machine washed in at 60°C hot cycle according to manufacturer's instructions.

After each use if used by different children.

Take out of use immediately when visibly soiled.

Blankets and sleeping bags.

Machine wash to manufacturers instructions

Monthly. Take out of use immediately if soiled and machine wash.

Dress-up clothes Rotate small amounts and wash at least twice weekly at 60 degrees. Wash twice weekly

Cots and cot mattresses Not applicable

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General Environment Cleaning Programme

Area/Item Method Frequency/Comments

Tables/ windowsills / door and cabinet handles

Clean with neutral detergent, warm water and clean cloth

Daily and immediately if soiled i.e. if soiled with blood or body fluids, following cleaning, disinfect, rinse and dry

Highchairs/dining tables

Clean with neutral detergent, warm water and clean cloth and dry with disposable paper towels

Before and after use; if soiled with blood or body fluids, following cleaning, disinfect, rinse and dry

Washable floor covering

Wash with detergent, warm water and clean utensilsVacuum clean to remove dirt when children are not present.

Daily and immediately if soiled e.g. spillageVacuum daily

Carpets

Clean with an approved carpet cleaning method

Vacuum

Clean carpets only when children will not be present to ensure the carpet is dry before next use Clean carpets at least monthly in infant areas, at least every 3 months in other areas or immediately when soiledDaily

Small rugs Launder Weekly

Walls/Ceilings

Clean with warm water and general purpose detergent. Disinfect if soiled with blood or body fluids, following cleaning.

Routine cleaning not required except in areas of frequent hand contact, such as lower wall/door frames in areas occupied by toddlers

Waste binsEmpty Clean with neutral detergent and warm water

DailyWeekly and immediately if soiled

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Mops and cleaning cloths

Mop heads should be washed in warm water and detergent, rinsed and air dried Reusable cloths must be laundered daily on a hot wash cycle (at least 60oC) in a washing machine and then tumble dried

After daily use

After daily use

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Toilet Area Cleaning ProgrammeArea/Item Method Frequency / Comments

Wash hand basins, taps, surrounding counters, soap dispensers.

Clean with detergent and warm water.

At least daily and immediately if soiled.

If soiled with blood or body fluids, following cleaning, disinfect, rinse and dry.

Both sides of toilet seat, toilet handles, door knobs or cubicle handles.

Clean with detergent and warm water.

At least daily and immediately if soiled. If soiled with blood or body fluids, following cleaning, disinfect, rinse and dry.

Toilet bowls

Use toilet cleaner as per manufacturer’s instructions.

At least daily and immediately if soiled. If soiled with blood or body fluids, following cleaning, disinfect, rinse and dry.

Step up

Clean with detergent and warm water and if soiled, disinfect with a chlorine based disinfectant with 1000 ppm available chlorine.

Immediately after each use.

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Toy Cleaning ProgrammeItem Method Frequency / Comments

Hard toys/items that go into the mouth or have been in contact with saliva or other body fluids.

Clean with warm water and detergent, rinsed and dried thoroughly. Alternatively, they may be washed in a dishwasher.

After each child’s use.

Other hard toys e.g. dolls house, climbing frame.

Clean with warm water and detergent, rinsed and dried thoroughly.

Weekly or immediately if soiled.

Sheets and pillowcases, individual cloth towels (if used), combs and hairbrushes, face cloths. (None of these items should be shared among children.)

Machine washed in a hot cycle according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Weekly or after each use if used by different children. Take out of use immediately when visibly soiled.

Blankets and sleeping bags.

Machine wash to manufacturer’s instructions

Monthly. Take out of use immediately if soiled and machine wash.

Dress-up clothes Machine wash to manufacturer’s instructions

Weekly/Monthly according to usage or more frequently if required.

Cots and cot mattresses

Clean with detergent and warm water, rinse and dry.

Weekly, before use by a different child, and immediately if soiled or wet.

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Cleaning /Disinfection Checklist – Communal Areas

Date: ________________________

Area/Item to be Frequency Times Completed and Staff Initials Manager’s Cleaned Disinfected

Time Time Time Time Time Signature

Door handles Start and end of shift

Light switches Start and end of shift

Cabinet handles Start and end of shift

Tables / Surfaces Before and after use

Chairs Before and after use

Washable floor Start and end of shift

Walls Once per day

Waste bins Start and end of shift

Windows Once per day

Mirrors Start and end of shift

Rugs and Carpets Once per day

Other (please

specify)

WEEKLY: Date Completed: Signed:

MONTHLY:

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Cleaning /Disinfection Checklist – Sanitary Area

Date: ________________________

Area/Item to be Frequency Times Completed and Staff Initials Manager’s Disinfected Time Time Time Time Time Signature

Door handles Start and end of shift

and after pod use

Light switchesStart and end of shift

and after pod use

Cabinet handlesStart and end of shift

and after pod use

Tables / SurfacesBefore and after use

and after pod use

Washable floor Start and end of shift

Walls Once per day

Waste bins Start and end of shift

and after pod use

Wash hand basins Start and end of shift

and after pod use

Toilets / Cubicles Start and end of shift

and after pod use

Potties After each child’s use

Step-ups Once per day

Nappy Changing

Unit

After each use

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You can use the below table to record deep cleaning

WEEKLY: Date Completed: Signed:

MONTHLY:

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Cleaning /Disinfection Checklist – Outdoor Area

Date: ________________________

Area/Item to be Frequency Times Completed and Staff Initials Manager’s Disinfected Time Time Time Time Time Signature

Door handles Start and end of shift and after pod use

Gate handles Start and end of shift and after pod use

Slide stairs/ladder and rails

Before and after use and after pod use

Climbing Frames Before and after pod use

Large Toys Before and after pod use

Ride on Toys Before and after pod use

Walls Once per day

Water play area Start and end of shift

Sand Pits Start and end of shift

Benches / furniture Before and after use

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You can use the below table to record deep cleaning

WEEKLY: Date Completed: Signed:

MONTHLY:

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Cleaning/ Disinfection Checklist – Care/Classroom

Date: ________________________

Area/Item to be Frequency Times Completed and Staff Initials Manager’s Disinfected Time Time Time Time Time Signature

Door handles Start and end of shift

Light switches Start and end of shift

Cabinet handles Start and end of shift

Tables / Surfaces Before and after use

Chairs / Highchairs Before and after use

Washable floor Start and end of shift

Walls Once per day

Waste bins Start and end of shift

Wash hand basin

(if in room)

Start and end of shift

Hard toys Once per day

Fridge Once per day

Mouthed toys After each child’s use

Soft toys and

dress-up

Remove

Drinking fountain

(if in use)

After each child’s use

Upholstered

furniture (vacuum)

Once per day

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You can use the below table to record deep cleaning

WEEKLY: Date Completed: Signed:

MONTHLY:

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Cleaning /Disinfection Checklist – Sleep Room

Date: ________________________

Area/Item to be Frequency Times Completed and Staff Initials Manager’s Disinfected Time Time Tim

eTime Time Signature

Door handles Start and end of shift

Light switches Start and end of shift

Cabinet handles Start and end of shift

Tables / Surfaces Before and after use

Washable floor Start and end of shift

Walls Once per day

Waste bins Start and end of shift

Cots After each child’s use

Laundry Done weekly

(unless soiled)

You can use the below table to record deep cleaning

WEEKLY: Date Completed: Signed:

MONTHLY:

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Cleaning /Disinfection Checklist – Office

Date: ________________________

Area/Item to be Frequency Times Completed and Staff Initials Manager’s Disinfected Time Time Time Time Time Signature

Door handles Start and end of shift

Light switches Start and end of shift

Cabinet handles Start and end of shift

Desks / Surfaces Before and after use

Chairs Before and after use

Washable floor Start and end of shift

Walls Once per day

Waste bins Start and end of shift

Keyboards Start and end of shift

or when users change

Other (please

specify)

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You can use the below table to record deep cleaning

WEEKLY: Date Completed: Signed:

MONTHLY:

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NAME OF SERVICE_______________________________

NAME OF ROOM ________________________________

Record of sterilising of mouthed toys/soothers/teething rings

Date Items sterilised

Time Product used Signed

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