Cleaning of hospital bathrooms
Cleaning hospital wards is performed by people who have been specially prepared for this type of work. They must be resistant to various diseases and have good physical fitness, because cleaning all hospital rooms can be very demanding. Practically every day cleaning of hospital bathrooms is done, which must be sterile clean and the floor in bathrooms is washed up to two or three times a day. Every other day, there is also a thorough disinfection of the tables standing next to the patients' beds, which are still wiped every morning. However, once a week or before an important medical visit, additional thorough floor cleaning is carried out.
Cleaning floors in hospitals
Hospital administrators pay great attention to the fact that they should be properly cleaned. That is why practically every day hospital wards are cleaned. Usually in the morning the corridors and floors in all hospital rooms are washed away and in the evenings the hospital corridors are washed away again. In addition, all patient cabinets and window sills and taps located in some rooms are cleaned. Hospital bathrooms and toilets are also cleaned. Particular attention is paid to the need to disinfect hospital sanitary facilities and to dry bathroom floors so that no patients slip on them. Liquid soap dispensers and toilet paper containers are also supplemented.
Cleaning sacred buildings
Sacral buildings, depending on their size and the degree of historicity, can be cleaned by special cleaning teams using their own specialized equipment and by the faithful belonging to one of the parishes where the church building is located. In the latter case, weekly cleaning hours are usually set, within which subsequent families are involved in cleaning the church. Usually, such cleaning of the church takes place on Saturdays in the morning. Large vacuum cleaners are used, adapted to work in large rooms, brooms and mops as well as buckets and a different size of cloth, as well as floor cleaning liquids and wood cleaning agents.