Trainer states general cleaning practices to be addressed in beverage service areas may require cleaning the bar’ as well as cleaning on the customers’ side of the ‘behind bar, explaining cleaning tasks are often divided into and activities. ‘dry’ ‘wet’ Dry cleaning activities include: Sweeping Dry mopping Dusting Wiping down Dry vacuuming Wet cleaning activities include: Wet mopping Wet vacuuming Washing Polishing. Slide Slide No Trainer Notes Trainer states cleaning and tidying techniques may include: Physically picking items up from: – The floor Furniture tables and chairs – Window ledges Counter tops Toilets Placing them into bins Sweeping including: – Floors with soft brooms Some furniture may also be swept with purpose-built brushes supplied by the manufacturer of the furniture Causing a to remove cobwebs from high areas (vents, fans, ceilings, light fixtures) as required or when noticed dust pan and brush to: – Clean up dirt and dust swept up by broom up breakages of glasses and bottles Dusting using a duster or dust cloth to remove dust. – The dusting cloth may be dry or impregnated with a cleaning agent cleaner) to increase adhesion of dust particles to the cloth. Class Activity Internet Research – Class visits the following sites to look at the variety of brooms and brushes available:
Trainer states general cleaning practices to be addressed in beverage service areas may require cleaning ‘behind the bar’ as well as cleaning on the customers’ side of the bar, explaining cleaning tasks are often divided into ‘dry’ and ‘wet’ activities. Dry cleaning activities include: Sweeping Dry mopping Dusting Wiping down Dry vacuuming Wet cleaning activities include: Wet mopping Wet vacuuming Washing Polishing. Slide Slide No Trainer Notes Trainer states cleaning and tidying techniques may include: Physically picking items up – from: The floor Furniture – tables and chairs Window ledges Counter tops Toilets Placing them into bins Sweeping – including: Floors with soft brooms Some furniture may also be swept with purpose-built brushes supplied by the manufacturer of the furniture Causing a to remove cobwebs from high areas (vents, fans, ceilings, light fixtures) as required or when noticed dust pan and brush – to: Clean up dirt and dust swept up by broom up breakages of glasses and bottles Dusting – using a duster or dust cloth to remove dust. The dusting cloth may be dry or impregnated with a cleaning agent cleaner) to increase adhesion of dust particles to the cloth. Class Activity – Internet Research Class visits the following sites to look at the variety of brooms and brushes available:
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