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Cleaning Tips

Make sure you have the proper tools to get the job done efficiently Replace worn out tools when needed Anytime a piece of equipment will reduce the time it takes to get the job done, it should be strongly considered

Sanitation needs to be a top priority for your facility to remain healthy

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Choose products that are Pet/User friendly Make sure products are surface safe & non-corrosive Control your consumption and save time by using a metered dispenser Choose a product the staff likes using

Make a plan for sanitation Create an SOP (standard operating procedure) for three cleaning situations Daily cleaning – Simple/effective before and after business hours Spot cleaning – Quick/safe during business hours Detail cleaning – More thorough/scheduled time

Keep these steps simple and concise for the best results

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