FLO: Lesson 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Carrier of amenities and cleaning supplies during room make up.

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Roomboy’s Cart

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2
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used to stock all necessary guest supplies in accordance with the allocated numbers of rooms that are required by housekeeping department in effectively performing hotel operations.

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Roomboy’s Cart

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3
Q

It is a very effective housekeeping tool as it is capable of carrying large amount of supplies and equipment.

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Roomboy’s Cart

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4
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It can also reduce the valuable time of a housekeeper as it provides an assurance regarding availability of all guest supplies together.

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Roomboy’s Cart

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5
Q

Used to eliminate loose soil and dust particles from carpet surfaces, upholstered furniture and even hard surfaces.

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Vacuum Cleaner

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6
Q

To be used in scrubbing, stripping and polishing hard floor surfaces and also vinyl, wood parquet, etc.

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Floor Polisher

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7
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Used to pick-up dirt and particles from the carpet.

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Carpet Sweeper

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8
Q

Is called an “all purpose vacuum” as it is used for both dry and wet surfaces and also for absorbing water in flooded or wet surface.

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Hydro-Vacuum Cleaner

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9
Q

Used when the carpet is heavily soiled. It penetrates into the inner surfaces of the carpet and removes embedded soil or dirt.

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Carpet Extractor

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10
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Used for drying carpet after extraction. It expedites drying by about 50%.

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Carpet Dryer

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11
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For mopping, floor stripping and waxing.

A

Floor Mop

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12
Q

Used to wring and flush out excess water in the mop during damp mopping.

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Mop Wringer

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13
Q

Needed to remove excessive water from the surface and corners. It also speeds up the drying process.

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Floor/Window Squeegee

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14
Q

_______is for fine and flat surfaces like vinyl and wood. ______ is ideal for rough surfaces like grounds.

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Soft Broom and Stick Broom

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15
Q

Used to dust mop the floor during follow up cleaning

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Dust Mop

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16
Q

Warning sign to alert people that the floor is wet and slippery and they should not step on it. It is a tool for the prevention of slips and injuries.

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Caution Sign

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17
Q

Container for cleaning chemicals and tools.

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Caddy Box

18
Q

Should not be used for painted surfaces, mirrors and glass panels, nor with scouring powder.

Green: for scrubbing purposes only

Yellow: for cleaning painted surfaces, glass mirrors, and porcelain.

A

Scouring Pads

19
Q

Used for dusting wooden furniture.
Make sure the cloths are clean; otherwise the dusty cloth will merely rub the dust onto the surface being dusted.

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Dusting Cloths

20
Q

Used for drying bathroom walls and floor tiles after they are cleaned. Make sure the cloths are dry. If the walls and tiles are not wiped dry, water marks will develop.

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Cleaning Towels

21
Q

This cloth is used for polishing metal surfaces like bathroom fixtures. Use cloths that are made of fiber to be able to absorb the water left behind during the cleaning process.

A

Polishing Cloths

22
Q

This brush is meant for brushing away dusts from rough surfaces such as rattan, wickerwork. Make sure that the brush is not left immersed on the cleaning water for a long time

A

Hand Brushes

23
Q

Used for dusting furniture and fixtures.

A

Dusters

24
Q

Should be kept after use in the storeroom either in a holder or in a plastic bag hanging on one end of the trolley. Never leave the brush with other cleaning equipment elsewhere as they contain a lot of dirt and bacteria that can contaminate other cleaning materials

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Toilet Bowl Brush

25
Q

Used to remove cobwebs in the ceiling.

Clean the bristle of the broom after use and at the end of each shift.

A

Ceiling Brooms

26
Q

For cleaning in between surfaces of tiles. Brush the cleavages in between tiles using this tool, then sweep away the dust.

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Grouting Brush

27
Q

Used to protect the hands from getting into direct contact with the dirt that maybe a source of bacterial contamination and disease.

A

Tongs

28
Q

Protection of cleaners against contamination during the cleaning process

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Hand Gloves

29
Q

Serves as eye protection when handling dangerous chemicals while cleaning.

A

Goggles

30
Q

The receptacle is for the disposal of trash.

A

Trash Receptacles with Plastic Liners

31
Q

For stripping or removing embedded dirt or wax.

A

Stripping Chemical

32
Q

To seal floors, cover holes and to prepare the floor for finish.

A

Sealing Chemical

33
Q

This is a buffable wax used for resilient floors like vinyl, linoleum, and rubber tile. It can also be used for concrete floors and marble.

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Emulsion Wax

34
Q

This is a kerosene-based wax that is used for wooden floors.

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Solvent Wax

35
Q

To be used for polishing stone floors, wood and resilient floors.

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Paste Wax

36
Q

For shampooing carpet

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Carpet Shampoo

37
Q

Used to remove stains or spots on carpets

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Carpet Stain Remover

38
Q

Use this chemical to remove grease, oil, dirt carbon, ink, mildews, soils and waxes on floors

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Degreaser

39
Q

For buffing so that the gloss of the floor will be maintained.

A

Buffing solution

40
Q

Used along with the extractor when extracting carpets

A

Extracting Solution