hotel cleaning procedure
Guest Room Cleaning Checklist
- Gather all used linens from the bed and bathroom.
- Place items in a laundry bag or designated area.
- Check for any items left behind by the guest.
- Ensure to handle all items carefully to avoid damage.
- Use a microfiber cloth or duster to capture dust.
- Start from the highest surfaces and work downwards.
- Pay attention to corners, edges, and intricate details.
- Include light fixtures, shelves, and headboards.
- Select the correct cleaning solution for each surface.
- Use clean cloths to avoid cross-contamination.
- Focus on high-touch areas like door handles and switches.
- Ensure surfaces are left streak-free and sanitized.
- Spray glass cleaner onto the surface.
- Use a lint-free cloth or paper towel to wipe.
- Ensure a streak-free finish by using a circular motion.
- Check for smudges and re-clean if necessary.
- For carpets, use a vacuum cleaner with appropriate settings.
- Ensure to reach under furniture and in corners.
- For hard floors, sweep thoroughly before mopping.
- Use a suitable mop and cleaning solution for the floor type.
- Check inventory of guest supplies in the room.
- Replace used or empty items with fresh supplies.
- Ensure items are neatly arranged for easy access.
- Double-check that all supplies are within their expiration date.
- Remove old linens and replace with fresh ones.
- Ensure the mattress is clean and free of debris.
- Tuck in sheets neatly and fluff pillows.
- Create a welcoming and tidy appearance for guests.
- Check for any visible signs of damage in the room.
- Test light fixtures, HVAC, and plumbing for issues.
- Report any maintenance needs to the appropriate department.
- Document findings for follow-up and records.
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