Post date: Jun 20, 2016 3:16:34 PM
Each summer, we perform deep cleaning in the Learning Commons. That time has come, and we are beginning with Level 2. Rich, Mark, or I will ask available students to go out and deep clean periodically, until Level 2 is done.
There is a printed Level 2 floor map at the supervisor's desk. As you have completed your round of deep cleaning, please circle what you have cleaned on the map and initial each circle. That will let us know what has been already done and who was responsible for it in case a follow up is needed.
The idea of deep cleaning is to clean everything and do it well. Here is what needs to be done on Level 2:
1. Tables without computer workstations - wipe each table clean with Windex and paper towels. Make sure there is no dust/dirt left anywhere. Open the table troughs (where the power outlets are) and remove any trash.
2. Tables with computer workstations - turn over each seaboard and shake out the dirt. Wipe each table clean with Windex and paper towels (moving the computer, keyboard, mouse, mousepad out of the way to clean the entire table). Clean the power outlets on the tables and the spaces underneath the dividing screens.
3. Computers, keyboards, mice - clean them thoroughly. Clean the computer stands and the backs of the computers. Use Windex sprayed on paper towels for cleaning, except for the monitors. Clean the monitors with the gray 3M cloth to wipe the fingerprints and use the little spray bottle on the cloth for challenging spots.
4. Printers and MFPs - Dust the top of the dividing wall with the Swiffer duster. Dust the printers and MFPs. Clean the print release station computers - boxes, mice, monitors as described above. Wipe the cabinet tops, including behind equipment. Clean Omega touch screens.
5. Soft furniture - clean it with Windex and paper towels. Inspect the furniture for ink / marker marks and eliminate them with alcohol wipes or Simple Green (available at the desk and in the cleaning supplies cabinet).
6. Whiteboards - clean them with water and paper towels (not erasers). Use Mr. Clean Magic Pads and water to clean marker marks off the walls around whiteboards.
Please be thorough! Take as much time as you need, but please make sure to really do the deep cleaning and get everything that needs to be cleaned. Go slowly and do it right.
Thanks!