A check list to clean a depression room

Preparing the Cleaning Supplies

Check inventory of cleaning supplies and ensure you have all the necessary items.

Gather cleaning supplies such as disinfectants, gloves, trash bags, and any specialized equipment needed.

General Cleaning Tasks

Remove any trash or debris from the room and dispose of it properly.

Dust all surfaces, including furniture, shelves, and light fixtures.

Vacuum or sweep the floor to remove dirt and dust.

Mop the floor using a suitable cleaner or disinfectant.

Clean windows and mirrors using glass cleaner.

Wipe down door handles, switches, and other frequently touched surfaces with disinfectant wipes.

Empty and clean out any trash cans in the room.

Check and replace any burnt-out light bulbs.

Cleaning the Walls and Ceiling

Inspect the walls and ceiling for any stains, marks, or mold.

Spot clean any visible stains using a mild detergent and a sponge or cloth.

If necessary, scrub the walls and ceiling to remove stubborn stains or mold.

Rinse the walls and ceiling with clean water and allow them to air dry.

Cleaning Furniture and Upholstery

Dust and wipe down all furniture surfaces, including tables, chairs, and shelves.

Clean any upholstered furniture using an appropriate cleaner or vacuum upholstery attachments.

Spot clean any stains on upholstery, following the manufacturer's instructions.

Allow the furniture to dry completely before using it again.

Sanitizing and Disinfecting

Disinfect high-touch surfaces such as doorknobs, light switches, and remote controls.

Sanitize any medical equipment or tools present in the room, following proper protocols.

Use a suitable disinfectant to wipe down all surfaces, ensuring thorough coverage.

Pay special attention to frequently touched surfaces like countertops, handles, and faucets.

Allow the disinfectant to sit for the recommended time before wiping or rinsing.

Final Checks and Restocking

Inspect the room to ensure all cleaning tasks have been completed.

Replenish any supplies that are running low, such as toilet paper, soap, or towels.

Check for any maintenance issues in the room and report them as necessary.

Ensure all cleaning tools and equipment are properly cleaned and stored.

Remember to adjust and customize this checklist based on the specific requirements of the depression room and any guidelines provided by the facility or institution you are working in.