Wash toys in kindergartens prescribed twice a day

And toilet pots – after each use

Rosstandart approved GOST for cleaning in kindergartens. Rules dictate washing toilet pots after each use.

As MK found out, the document contains a list of works to clean up kindergartens and a schedule for their implementation. So, disinfection of toys and play equipment should be carried out once a month. At the same time, employees must wash toys (except soft ones) every day, and if they are used in infant and young age groups, then twice a day. Doll clothes were allowed to be washed with baby soap as they got dirty and ironed after that.

Teaching boards should be cleaned and disinfected by staff once a week. Separately spelled out the features of cleaning in the bedrooms. After sleep, you need to clean the window sills and carry out a wet cleaning of the backs and outer beams of beds, chairs, floor coverings, including the baseboard. Changing tables should be cleaned and disinfected twice a day.

In addition, once a year it is necessary to replace the sand in the sandboxes on the walking grounds.

Since we are talking about institutions where there are small children, this imposes specifics on the choice of cleaning equipment. For example, inventory used in kindergartens should have a reduced noise level. The sound level penetrating into the premises should not exceed 50 dB.

Personnel who are allowed to clean in kindergartens must be proficient in modern methods and technologies in the profession. It is specified that it is necessary to be able to fold and alternate napkins. When hiring, employees must be trained, as well as instructed in the specifics of cleaning in kindergartens.

Also in GOST, the procedure for checking the quality of cleaning is prescribed. For example, there should be no large debris on the porch, and protective coatings should not “crawl” over the surface. The ethics of personnel behavior is also included in the requirements – employees must be honest, polite and punctual. Cleaners are required to have clean hair hidden under a headdress, and wear ironed clothes and closed waterproof shoes.