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Day Care Cleaning and Sanitation Checklist Mobile App

One of the most important steps in reducing the spread of common infectious diseases or conditions among children and child care providers is cleaning and sanitizing or disinfecting objects and any surface a child comes in contact with, including floors, that could be contaminated and spread disease to children and staff. The Day Care Cleaning and Sanitation Checklist mobile app was developed to aid day care centers' safe practices to reduce the risk of spreading infectious diseases.

This app can be used by in-house child care cleaning services or any commercial cleaning companies. With the ability to create cleaning schedules, you can always ensure that young children's environmental health and safety are protected.

All checklists are saved in the canvas Cloud and can be emailed or printed as a PDF to be shared within child care centers or saved for your records. This app can be downloaded to an iPhone, iPad, or Android device.

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Reason this policy is important:
One of the most important steps in reducing the spread of common infectious diseases or condition...
Procedure and Practices, including responsible person(s):
Routine cleaning and sanitizing or disinfecting of the child care setting will be supervised by (...
according to the schedule and procedures in (Cleaning/Sanitation Procedures Checklist for child c...
(Staff title/name) will complete
and turn in Cleaning/Sanitation Procedures Checklist to (staff title/name)
Daily
Weekly
Routine Cleaning:
Using soap and water to remove visible dirt then rinse with clean water.
Sanitizing/Disinfecting:
cause disease.
hospital grade germicide and is used by manufacturer directions.
(Check if used) Bleach solution is used in the concentrations on the sanitizing and disinfecting ...
Tables used for eating and food preparation will be cleaned with soap and water, rinsed, and the...
Kitchen will be cleaned daily and more often if necessary.
Highchairs will be washed, rinsed, and sanitized before and after each use.
Mouthed toys, including machine washable toys and cloth books, will be washed, rinsed and saniti...
Toys (that are not mouthed toys) will be washed, rinsed, sanitized and air-dried at least weekly...
Cloth toys and dress up toys will be laundered weekly or more often, as needed, for young children.
Child care laundry will be washed on hot cycle as needed at a temperature of at least 165 degree...
Furniture, rugs, and carpeting in all areas will be vacuumed daily.
Hard floors will be swept and mopped (with cleaning detergent) and sanitized daily.
Utility mops will be washed rinsed and sanitized then air dried in an area with ventilation to t...
Bathroom(s) will be cleaned daily or more often if necessary.
Potty-chairs will be immediately emptied into toilet, washed and disinfected in a designated sin...
Toilet seats will be cleaned and sanitized as needed and at least daily.
...and More!