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1 NOW AVAILABLE on CD ROM! Canberra Corporation 1997 Revised 1998, 2000, 2001, 2007

2 End User Module Table of Contents Facility Overview Facility Layout Schools & Universities Seminar Important Issues Blood Borne Pathogens Impetigo Floor Care Locker Rooms Computers Product Listing by Department Procedures Hand Washing Wall Chart Hand Washing Floor Care Wood Gym Floor Carpet Care Restrooms Cafeteria Restrooms Food Service/Kitchen Clean Up Display Cases Athletic Mats Artificial Turf Elevator Stairways Class Rooms Floor Care See Floor Care Procedures Carpet Care See Carpet Care Procedures Wall Washing Desks, Shelves, Windows and Ledges Library Floor Care See Floor Care Procedures Carpet Care See Carpet Care Procedures Desks, Shelves, Windows and Ledges Elevator See Elevator Procedures Stairways See Stairway Procedures Computer Screens/Monitors Shower Room Whirlpools Weight Room/Fitness Room Administration Offices Elevator See Elevator Procedures Stairways See Stairway Procedures Trophy Cases Carts, Closets & Supplies Canberra Corporation 1997 Glossary of Terms *All information in this seminar is available on CD ROM.

3 Facility Overview Schools & Universities Seminar Maintenance Closet GYMNASIUM Locker Room Weight Room of College Rest Rooms K n o w ledg e Nurses Station Library Slicer Shop Class Lab Class Room Chapel Admission Offices Offices Cafeteria & Common Area Schools & Universities

4 Important Issues: A. Blood Borne Pathogen B. Impetigo 1) Skin Dissorders 2) Fever 3) Pustules 4) Transmission 5) Straptoceocus Pyogenes 6) Consequences C. Floor Care Issues 1) Traffic 2) Maintenance 3) Surfaces D. Locker Rooms 1) Surfaces 2) Chemistry 3) Pathogens of Consequences a. Trichophyton Mentagrophytes E. Computers 1) Screens 2) Electrical Concerns 3) Static 4) Wiring

5 Product Listing by Department Schools & Universities Seminar BBP VRE Com- Dilu. Class Admissions Nurses Mainte- Cafeteria/Stud. Product MRSA pliant Rates Rooms Labs Gymnasium Library Offices Locker Station nance Common Area Restrooms 300 Toilet Bowl No *RTU For weekly or Cleaner daily interior cleaning & disinfection of toilets & urinals. 302 D/T VRE No *RTU For weekly or Bowl Cleaner MRSA daily interior cleaning & disinfection of toilets & urinals. 303 Toilet Bowl No *RTU For weekly or Cleaner monthly cleaning & disnf. of toilets & urinals. 305 T/C Bowl/Tile No *RTU For weekly or Porcelain Cleaner daily cleaning & 4030 Multi-Surface No 1:128 disinfection of Bathroom Cleaner toilets & urinals 3410 Tile/Grout & No 1:88 & other hard Bhrm. Clnr./Deo. surfaces. 315 Mid Acid Bowl No *RTU For weekly or Cleaner monthly interior cleaning & disn. of toilets & urinals. 320 N/A Bowl & VRE Yes *RTU For daily or For daily or For daily or For daily or For daily or For daily or For daily or For daily or Bathroom Clnr. MRSA weekly clean- weekly clean- weekly clean- weekly clean- weekly clean- weekly clean- weekly clean- weekly clean- 325 T/N/A Bowl & VRE No *RTU ing & disnf. of ing & disnf. of ing & disnf. of ing & disnf. of ing & disnf. of ing & disnf. of ing & disnf. of ing & disnf. of Bathroom Clnr. MRSA toilets, urinals, toilets, urinals, toilets, urinals, toilets, urinals, toilets, urinals, toilets, urinals, toilets, urinals, toilets, urinals, 804 G/P Non-Acid VRE No *RTU & other hard & other hard & other hard & other hard & other hard & other hard & other hard & other hard Disnf. Cleaner MRSA surfaces. surfaces. surfaces. surfaces. surfaces. surfaces. surfaces. surfaces. 330 Automatic No *RTU For control of Toilet Bowl deposits in toilet Cleaner bowl. (tank mntd) 400 Bacterial N/A N/A *RTU Treatment of Treatment of Treatment of Treatment of Treatment of Treatment of Digestant floor & sink floor & sink floor & sink floor & sink floor & sink floor & sink Deodorant drains. drains. drains, toilets, drains. drains (weekly) drains, toilets, & urinals. (daily grease traps. traps (daily) & to weekly) (daily) sink drains. * RTU = Ready to use 7/04

6 Product Listing by Department (continued) BBP VRE Com- Dilu. Class Admissions Nurses Mainte- Cafeteria/Stud. Product MRSA pliant Rates Rooms Labs Gymnasium Library Offices Locker Station nance Common Area Restrooms 401 Uric Acid N/A N/A *RTU Treatment & Treatment & Treatment & Treatment & Treatment & Eradicator deodorization deodorization deodorization deodorization deodorization of restrooms, of restrooms, of restrooms, of restrooms, of restrooms, drains, mop drains, mop drains, mop drains, mop drains, mop water, extraction water,extraction water, extraction water, extraction water, extraction machines, etc. machines, etc. machines, etc. machines, etc. machines, etc. 402 Bio- N/A N/A *RTU Opening of Opening of Opening of Opening of Opening of Enzymatic Drain clogged or clogged or clogged or clogged or slow clogged or Opener slow drains. slow drains. slow drains. drains, cleaning slow drains. & purging grease traps. 410 Acidulous N/A N/A 5 oz./ Deep cleaning Deep cleaning Deep cleaning Deep cleaning Deep cleaning Deep cleaning Quarry Tile gal. of cement & of cement & of cement & of cement & of cement & of cement & Renovator quarry tile quarry tile quarry tile quarry tile quarry tile quarry tile floors & walls. floors & walls. floors & walls. floors & walls. floors & walls. floors & walls. 415 Foaming mrsa No 4 oz./ Shower room, Deep cleaning Deep cleaning Deep cleaning Deep cleaning Disinfectant gal. stall, whirlpool & disinfection & disinfection & disinfection & disinfection Cleaner cleaning & cement & cement & cement & cement & Concentrate disinfection. quarry tile quarry tile quarry tile quarry tile floors & walls. floors & walls. floors & walls. floors & walls. } 420 Glass, Plastic N/A N/A *RTU Streak free Streak free Streak free Streak free Streak free Streak free Streak free Streak free Streak free Streak free & CRT Cleaner RTU 1:10 cleaning of cleaning of cleaning of cleaning of cleaning of cleaning of cleaning of cleaning of cleaning of cleaning of 4020 Glass Clnr. N/A N/A 1.5oz/gal glass, lexan, glass, lexan, glass, lexan, glass, lexan, glass, lexan, glass, lexan, glass, lexan, glass, lexan, glass, lexan, glass, lexan, 421 Glass, Plastic N/A N/A 12 oz./ lucite, plexi- lucite, plexi- lucite, plexi- lucite, plexi- lucite, plexi- lucite, plexi- lucite, plexi- lucite, plexi- lucite, plexi- lucite, plexi- & CRT Cleaner Con. gal. glass & com- glass & com- glass & com- glass & com- glass & com- glass & com- glass & com- glass & com- glass & com- glass & com Glass, Plastic N/A N/A 1.5 oz./ puter screens. puter screens. puter screens. puter screens. puter screens. puter screens. puter screens. puter screens. puter screens puter screens & CRT Cleaner gal Glass, Plastic N/A N/A *RTU & CRT Cleaner 430 Creme N/A No *RTU Removal of Used to clean Used to clean Used to clean Used to clean Used to clean Used to clean Used to clean Cleanser some inks & sinks, chrome & sinks, chrome & sinks, chrome & sinks, chrome & sinks, chrome & sinks, chrome & sinks, chrome & filth from stainless steel stainless steel. stainless steel. stainless steel. stainless steel. stainless steel. stainless steel. laminated desk (non-food (non-food (non-food (non-food (non-food (non-food (non-food tops & chairs. contact surfaces contact surfaces contact surfaces contact surfaces contact surfaces contact surfaces contact surfaces only) only) only) only) only) only) only) * RTU = Ready to use 7/04

7 Product Listing by Department (continued) BBP Com- Dilu. Class Admissions Nurses Mainte- Cafeteria/Stud. Product pliant Rates Rooms Labs Gymnasium Library Offices Locker Station nance Common Area Restrooms 440 Soft Lotion No *RTU For hand dish- For hand dish- Hand washing of uten- washing of uten- Dishwashing sils, pots, pans, sils, pots, pans, Concentrate glasses, etc. glasses, etc. 470 Oven & N/A *RTU For hand dish- Deep cleaning of Grill Cleaner washing of uten- ovens, vent, 1255 Foaming Oven N/A *RTU sils, pots, pans, hoods, deep fat & Grill Cleaner (HD) glasses, etc. fryers & grills. 600 Liquid Malodor N/A *RTU Daily Daily malodor Daily malodor Daily malodor Daily malodor Daily malodor Daily malodor Daily malodor Daily malodor Daily malodor Cntractnt. (lemon) or conc. malodor counteracting. counteracting. counteracting. counteracting. counteracting. counteracting. counteracting. counteracting. counteracting Odor N/A 1 oz./ counter - May be used May be used May be used May be used May be used May be used May be used May be used May be used Cntractnt. (Lemon) gal. acting. May with trigger with trigger with trigger with trigger with trigger with trigger with trigger with trigger with trigger 601 Liquid Malodor N/A 1 oz./ be used sprayer or sprayer or sprayer or sprayer or sprayer or sprayer or sprayer or sprayer or sprayer or Cntractnt. (vanilla) gal. with trigger diluted to mop diluted to mop diluted to mop diluted to mop diluted to mop diluted to mop diluted to mop diluted to mop diluted to mop 602 Liquid Malodor N/A Conc. sprayer water & auto water & auto water & auto water & auto water & auto water & auto water & auto water & auto water & auto Cntrnt. (peach kiwi) or *RTU or diluted scrubbers. scrubbers. scrubbers. scrubbers. scrubbers. scrubbers. scrubbers. scrubbers. scrubbers. 603 Liquid Malodor N/A Conc. to mop Cntrnt. (harmony) or *RTU water 4064 Odor Conter- N/A 1 oz./ & auto actant (tropical breeze) gal. scrubbers Liquid Malodor N/A 1.5 oz./ Cntractnt. (mt. fresh) gal. } 700 Multi-Purpose N/A Conc. General General General General General General General General General General Synthetic cleaning of all cleaning of all cleaning of all cleaning of all cleaning of all cleaning of all cleaning of all cleaning of all cleaning of all cleaning of all Detergent hard surfaces hard surfaces hard surfaces hard surfaces hard surfaces hard surfaces hard surfaces hard surfaces hard surfaces hard surface Complex not harmed by not harmed by not harmed by not harmed by not harmed by not harmed by not harmed by not harmed by not harmed by not harmed by water, including water, including water, including water, including water, including water, including water, including water, including water, including water, including floors & walls. floors & walls. floors & walls. floors & walls. floors & walls. floors & walls. floors & walls. floors & walls. floors & walls. floors & walls. 702 No Rinse Damp N/A 2 oz./ Utilized as a Utilized as a Utilized as a Utilized as a Utilized as a Utilized as a Utilized as a Utilized as a Mop Cleaner gal. streak-free daily streak-free daily streak-free daily streak-free daily streak-free daily streak-free daily streak-free daily streak-free daily 3702 Neutral Damp N/A 1 oz./ damp mop & damp mop & damp mop & damp mop & damp mop & damp mop & damp mop & damp mop & Mop Cleaner gal. general purpose general purpose general purpose general purpose general purpose general purpose general purpose general purpose 4072 Neutral Damp N/A 1 oz./ cleaner. cleaner. cleaner. cleaner. cleaner. cleaner. cleaner. cleaner. Mop Cleaner gal. 704 Rinse Freee N/A 32 oz./ For For stripping For stripping For stripping For stripping For stripping For stripping For stripping For stripping Floor Stripper gal. stripping water based water based water based water based water based water based water based water based 705 Extra Heavy N/A 25 oz./ water finishes from finishes from finishes from finishes from finishes from finishes from finishes from finishes from Duty Stripper gal. based floors. floors. floors. floors. floors. floors. floors. floors. 706 Butyl Free Low N/A 32 oz./ finishes Odor UHS Flr. Stip. gal. from 707 Super Charged N/A 12 oz./ floors. Rinse Free Flr. Strp. gal. } * RTU = Ready to use 7/04

8 Product Listing by Department (continued) Schools & Universities Seminar BBP VRE Com- Dilu. Class Admissions Nurses Mainte- Cafeteria/Stud. Product MRSA pliant Rates Rooms Labs Gymnasium Library Offices Locker Station nance Common Area Restrooms 710 Floor N/A N/A 2 oz./ Utilized to neu- Utilized to neu- Utilized to neu- Utilized to neu- Utilized to neu- Utilized to neu- Utilized to neu- Utilized to neu- Cleaner & gal. tralize alkaline tralize alkaline tralize alkaline tralize alkaline tralize alkaline tralize alkaline tralize alkaline tralize alkaline Neutralizer residues from residues from residues from residues from residues from residues from residues from residues from floors after strip- floors after strip-floors after strip- floors after strip- floors after strip- floors after strip-floors after strip- floors after stripping & to neutra ping & to neutra ping & to neutra ping & to neutra ping & to neutra ping & to neutra ping & to neutra ping & to neutra lize ice melter lize ice melter lize ice melter lize ice melter lize ice melter lize ice melter lize ice melter lize ice melter residues from residues from residues from residues from residues from residues from residues from residues from floors & carpets. floors & carpets.floors & carpets. floors & carpets. floors & carpets. floors & carpets.floors & carpets. floors & carpets. } 800 N/D Germi- VRE No 2 oz./ Utilized Utilized for Utilized for Utilized for Utilized for Utilized for Utilized for Utilized for Utilized for cidal Cleaner MRSA gal. for neutral ph neutral ph neutral ph neutral ph neutral ph neutral ph neutral ph neutral ph 802 H/F Disin- N/A No 5 oz./ neutral cleaning & cleaning & cleaning & cleaning & cleaning & cleaning & cleaning & cleaning & fectant Cleaner gal. ph disinfection of disinfection of disinfection of disinfection of disinfection of disinfection of disinfection of disinfection of 805 Neutral VRE No 1 oz./ cleaning any hard any hard surface any hard any hard any hard any hard any hard any hard Disn. Cleaner MRSA gal. & surface not not harmed by surface not surface not surface not surface not surface not surface not 3805 Germicidal MRSA 1.5 oz./ disinfection harmed by water & gym- harmed by harmed by harmed by harmed by harmed by harmed by Cleaner VRE No gal. of water. nastic/wrestling water. water. water. water. water. water Neutral VRE 1 oz./ any mat cleaning & Disnf. Damp Mop MRSA gal. hard disinfecting vs 4080 Disinfectant VRE No 1/2 oz./ surface impetigo. Cleaner MRSA gal. not 806 Neutral VRE No 1/2 oz./ harmed by Hospital Disnf. MRSA gal. water. 803 S/V N/A No 1/4 oz./ Use in third sink Disinfectant gal. for sanitizing 3803 Food N/A No 1.5 oz./ pots, pans, & Service Sanitizer gal. final sanitizing 830 Food Service N/A No RTU application to all Sanitizer (*RTU) surfaces requiring a sanitizer. (Daily) (1/4 oz per gal) 814 Q/T Quat VRE Yes *RTU For intermed- For intermed- For intermed- For intermed- For intermed- For intermed- For intermed- For intermed- For intermed- Tuberculocidal MRSA ate level ate level ate level ate level ate level ate level ate level disin- ate level disin- ate level disin- Spray disinfection & disinfection & disinfection & disinfection & disinfection & disinfection & disinfection & disinfection & disinfection & Disinfectant bloodborne bloodborne bloodborne bloodborne bloodborne bloodborne bloodborne bloodborne bloodborne Cleaner pathogen pathogen pathogen pathogen pathogen pathogen pathogen pathogen pathogen compliance compliance compliance compliance compliance compliance compliance compliance compliance when cleaning when cleaning when cleaning when cleaning when cleaning when cleaning when cleaning when cleaning when cleaning & disinfecting & disinfecting & disinfecting & disinfecting & disinfecting & disinfecting & disinfecting & disinfecting & disinfecting any hard surf- any hard surf- any hard surf- any hard surf- any hard surf- any hard surf- any hard surf- any hard surf- any hard surface not harmed ace not harmed ace not harmed ace not harmed ace not harmed ace not harmed ace not harmed ace not harmed ace not harmed by water. by water. by water. by water. by water. by water. by water. by water. by water. * RTU = Ready to use 7/04

9 Product Listing by Department (continued) BBP VRE Com- Dilu. Class Admissions Nurses Mainte- Cafeteria/Stud. Product MRSA pliant Rates Rooms Labs Gymnasium Library Offices Locker Station nance Common Area Restrooms 820 H/B/V VRE Yes 2 oz./ Utilized as a Utilized as a Utilized as a Utilized as a Utilized as a Utilized as a Utilized as a Utilized as a Utilized as a Utilized as a Concentrate MRSA gal. bloodborne bloodborne bloodborne bloodborne bloodborne bloodborne bloodborne bloodborne bloodborne bloodborne Hospital pathogen com- pathogen com- pathogen com- pathogen com- pathogen com- pathogen com- pathogen com- pathogen com- pathogen com- pathogen com- Disinfectant pliant cleaner / pliant cleaner / pliant cleaner / pliant cleaner / pliant cleaner / pliant cleaner / pliant cleaner / pliant cleaner / pliant cleaner / pliant cleaner / disinf. on any disinf. on any disinf. on any disinf. on any disinf. on any disinf. on any disinf. on any disinf. on any disinf. on any disinf. on any hard surface not hard surface not hard surface not hard surface not hard surface not hard surface not hard surface not hard surface not hard surface not hard surface not harmed by water. harmed by water harmed by water harmed by water harmed by water.harmed by water harmed by water harmed by water harmed by water harmed by water } 900 Industrial N/A N/A 12 oz. Desk, Desk, wall, Equipment & Desk, wall, Desk, wall, Utilized for Desk, table, StrengthDegreaser gal. wall, shelf & wall cleaning shelf & shelf & heavy duty chair, wall, 902 Non-Butyl N/A N/A 10 oz./ shelf hardware & degreasing. hardware hardware equipment shelft & Industrial Deter- gal. & cleaning & cleaning & cleaning & degreasing, dip hardware gent Complex hardware degreasing. degreasing. degreasing. tank & parts cleaning & 911 Non-Chlori N/A N/A 16 oz./ cleaning washing appli- degreasing. Chlorinated gal. & cations as well Industrial Solvent degreasing. as auto scubbing Heavy Duty N/A N/A 1 oz./ Degreaser Clnr. gal. 910 Industrial N/A N/A *RTU Utilized for the Utilized for the Utilized for the Utilized for the Utilized for the Utilized for the Utilized for the Utilized for the Utilized for the Strength Spray & removal of ink removal of ink removal of ink removal of ink removal of ink removal of ink removal of ink removal of ink removal of ink Wipe Cleaner & other heavy & other heavy & other heavy & other heavy & other heavy & other heavy & other heavy & other heavy & other heavy Degreaser soils from desks, soils from desks, soils from desks, soils from desks, soils from desks,soils from desks, soils from desks, soils from desks, soils from desks, 3910 Multi- N/A N/A 1.5oz./ walls, lockers & walls, lockers & walls, lockers & walls, lockers & walls, lockers & walls, lockers & walls, lockers & walls, lockers & walls, lockers & Purpose gal. other surfaces other surfaces other surfaces other surfaces other surfaces other surfaces other surfaces other surfaces other surfaces Degreaser not harmed by not harmed by not harmed by not harmed by not harmed by not harmed by not harmed by not harmed by not harmed by water. water. water. water. water. water. water. water as well as water. equip. degrease. } **1000 Semi-Perm. N/A N/A *RTU Sealing Sealing resilient Sealing resilient Sealing resilient Sealing resilient Sealing resilient Sealing resilient Sealing resilient Sealing resilient Resilient Floor & resilient tile tile floors, quarry tile floors, quarry tile floors, quarry tile floors, quarry tile floors, quarry tile floors, quarry tile floors, quarry tile floors, quarry Concrete Sealer floors, tile & terrazzo. tile & terrazzo. tile & terrazzo. tile & terrazzo. tile & terrazzo. tile & terrazzo. tile & terrazzo. tile & terrazzo. **1001 Versatile N/A N/A *RTU quarry tile Prem. Flr. Sealer & terrazzo. } **1018 High Gloss N/A N/A *RTU Applying Applying Applying Applying Applying Applying Applying Applying Applying Economy Flr. Fin. finish finish finish finish finish finish finish finish finish **1020 High Gloss N/A N/A *RTU to to to to to to to to to Premium Flr. Fin. floor floor floor floor floor floor floor floor floor **1022 Ultra Versa- N/A N/A *RTU after after after after after after after after after tile Prem. Flr. Fin. stripping stripping stripping stripping stripping stripping stripping stripping stripping **1025 High Perf. N/A N/A *RTU and/or and/or and/or and/or and/or and/or and/or and/or and/or Premium Fl. Fin. sealing. sealing. sealing. sealing. sealing. sealing. sealing. sealing. sealing. * RTU = Ready to use **Exceeds UL Standards 7/04

10 Product Listing by Department (continued) BBP Com- Dilu. Class Admissions Nurses Mainte- Cafeteria/Stud. Product pliant Rates Rooms Labs Gymnasium Library Offices Locker Station nance Common Area Restrooms 1041 Floor N/A 2-43 For mop-on, For mop-on, For mop-on, For mop-on, For mop-on, For mop-on, For mop-on, For mop-on, Cleaner Restorer oz./ spray buff, or spray buff, or spray buff, or spray buff, or spray buff, or spray buff, or spray buff, or spray buff, or & Spray Buff gal. auto scrubber auto scrubber auto scrubber auto scrubber auto scrubber auto scrubber auto scrubber auto scrubber gloss gloss gloss gloss gloss gloss gloss gloss enhancement. enhancement. enhancement. enhancement. enhancement. enhancement. enhancement. enhancement. Hosp. Gen. TB Dilu. Product Type Disn. Claim Rates All departments with carpet and/or upholstery 1100 Traffic *RTU For spot cleaning/bonnet cleaning or pre-spraying of walk-off mats & carpeting in non-food Lane, Bonnet spot processing areas. (Daily) For pre-spray treatment before extraction. Cleaner & Solvent 16 oz./ Spotter gal bonnet 1110 Extraction 2 oz./ For extraction cleaning of walk-off mats, upholstery & carpeting in non-food processing areas. (Interim maintenance) Carpet Conc. gal Dry Foam 16 oz./ For roatary shampoo cleaning of walk-off mats, upholstery & carpeting in non-food processing areas. (Interim maintenance) Carpet Shampoo gal Foam 1 oz./ Defoaming agent for extractors & auto scrubbers in non-food processing areas. (Interim maintenance) Control Agent 5 gal Bio-Clenz *RTU Walk-off mat/carpet spotter for organic food-based stains in non-food processing areas. (Interim maintenance) Spot Cleaner 1150 Tannin Spotter *RTU Walk-off mat/ carpet spotter for rust, urine stains & water spots in non-food processing areas C/S Carpet SAN. 2 oz./ Extraction shampoo for EPA- registered sanitization of walk-off mats, upholstery & carpets in non-food processing areas. Extraction gal. Concentrate 1170 Carpet & 42 oz./ For stain protection of all walk-off mats, upholstery & carpeted areas in non-food processing areas. Upholstery gal. Protectant * RTU = Ready to use 7/04

11 Product Listing by Department (continued) BBP Com- Dilu. Class Admissions Nurses Mainte- Cafeteria/Stud. Product pliant Rates Rooms Labs Gymnasium Library Offices Locker Station nance Common Area Restrooms *1200 Furniture No *RTU For cleaning & For cleaning & For cleaning & For cleaning & For cleaning & For cleaning & Polish polishing fine polishing fine polishing fine polishing fine polishing fine polishing fine woods & wood woods & wood woods & wood woods & wood woods & wood woods & wood surfaces. surfaces. surfaces. surfaces. surfaces. surfaces. *1201 Sweet Tropic No *RTU Utilized to eradi- Utilized to eradi- Utilized to eradi- Utilized to eradi- Utilized to eradi- Utilized to eradi- Utilized to eradi- Utilized to eradi- Utilized to eradi- Utilized to eradi- Mist Air Freshener odors from odors from odors from odors from odors from odors from odors from odors from odors from odors from *1202 Baby Fresh No *RTU carpets, carpets, carpets, carpets, carpets, carpets, carpets, carpets, carpets, carpets, Scent Air Freshener upholstery, upholstery, upholstery, upholstery, upholstery, upholstery, upholstery, upholstery, upholstery, upholstery, & Neutralizer defined spaces. defined spaces. defined spaces. defined spaces. defined spaces. defined spaces. defined spaces. defined spaces. defined spaces. defined spaces. *1205 Dust Mop No *RTU For regular appli- For regular appli- For regular appli- For regular appli- For regular appli- For regular appli- For regular appli- For regular appli- For regular appli- For regular appli- Treatment cation to dust cation to dust cation to dust cation to dust cation to dust cation to dust cation to dust cation to dust cation to dust cation to dust mops and dustingmops and dusting mops and dusting mops and dusting mops and dusting mops and dustingmops and dusting mops and dusting mops and dusting mops and dusting tools to enhance tools to enhance tools to enhance tools to enhance tools to enhance tools to enhance tools to enhance tools to enhance tools to enhance tools to enhance it s ability to attract it s ability to attract it s ability to attract it s ability to attract it s ability to attract it s ability to attract it s ability to attract it s ability to attract it s ability to attract it s ability to attract and hold dust. and hold dust. and hold dust. and hold dust. and hold dust. and hold dust. and hold dust. and hold dust. and hold dust. and hold dust. *1207 Gelled No *RTU For quick removal For quick removal For quick removal For quick removal For quick removal For quick removal For quick removal For quick removal For quick removal For quick removal Baseboard of floor finish & of floor finish & of floor finish & of floor finish & of floor finish & of floor finish & of floor finish & of floor finish & of floor finish & of floor finish & Stripper dirt from base- dirt from base- dirt from base- dirt from base- dirt from base- dirt from base- dirt from base- dirt from base- dirt from base- dirt from baseboards & hard to boards & hard to boards & hard to boards & hard to boards & hard to boards & hard to boards & hard to boards & hard to boards & hard to boards & hard to reach areas. reach areas. reach areas. reach areas. reach areas. reach areas. reach areas. reach areas. reach areas. reach areas. *1210 Stainless No *RTU For use when For use when For use when For use when For use when For use when For use when Steel Cleaner polishing & polishing & polishing & polishing & polishing & polishing & polishing & Polish cleaning cleaning cleaning cleaning cleaning cleaning cleaning stainless steel stainless steel stainless steel stainless steel stainless steel stainless steel stainless steel surfaces such surfaces such surfaces such surfaces such surfaces such surfaces such surfaces such as sinks, walls, as sinks, walls, as sinks, walls, as sinks, walls, as sinks, walls, as sinks, walls, as sinks, walls, fixtures, fixtures, fixtures, fixtures, fixtures, fixtures, fixtures, hardware, etc. hardware, etc. hardware, etc. hardware, etc. hardware, etc. hardware, etc. hardware, etc. *1211 Stainless Steel No *RTU For use when For use when For use when For use when For use when For use when For use when Cleaner Polish polishing & polishing & polishing & polishing & polishing & polishing & polishing & cleaning cleaning cleaning cleaning cleaning cleaning cleaning stainless steel stainless steel stainless steel stainless steel stainless steel stainless steel stainless steel surfaces such surfaces such surfaces such surfaces such surfaces such surfaces such surfaces such as sinks, walls, as sinks, walls, as sinks, walls, as sinks, walls, as sinks, walls, as sinks, walls, as sinks, walls, fixtures, fixtures, fixtures, fixtures, fixtures, fixtures, fixtures, hardware, etc. hardware, etc. hardware, etc. hardware, etc. hardware, etc. hardware, etc. hardware, etc. * RTU = Ready to use 7/04

12 Product Listing by Department (continued) BBP Com- Dilu. Class Admissions Nurses Mainte- Cafeteria/Stud. Product pliant Rates Rooms Labs Gymnasium Library Offices Locker Station nance Common Area Restrooms *1225 All Purpose No *RTU For general & For general & For gen. & spot For general & For general & For general & For general & For general & For general & For general & Spray & Wipe spot cleaning spot cleaning cleaning of light spot cleaning spot cleaning spot cleaning spot cleaning spot cleaning spot cleaning spot cleaning of light to of light to to heavy soils of light to of light to of light to of light to of light to of light to of light to heavy soils from heavy soils from from any surface heavy soils from heavy soils from heavy soils from heavy soils from heavy soils from heavy soils from heavy soils from any surface any surface not harmed by any surface any surface any surface not any surface any surface any surface not any surface not harmed not harmed water such as not harmed not harmed harmed by not harmed not harmed harmed by water not harmed by water. by water. weightroom by water. by water. water such as by water. by water. such as chairs, by water. equip., nauga- lockers, doors, doors, walls, hyde, chairs, walls, etc. overheads, etc. walls, doors, etc. *1226 Industrial No *RTU For heavy duty For heavy duty For heavy duty For heavy duty For heavy duty For heavy duty For heavy duty For heavy duty For heavy duty For heavy duty Cleaner Degreaser degreaser spray & degreaser spray & degreaser spray & degreaser spray & degreaser spray & degreaser spray & degreaser spray & degreaser spray & degreaser spray & degreaser spray & wipe application wipe application wipe application wipe application wipe application wipe application wipe application wipe application wipe application wipe application where no disinf- where no disinf- where no disinf- where no disinf- where no disinf- where no disinf- where no disinf- where no disinf- where no disinf- where no disinfectant is required. ectant is required. ectant is required. ectant is required. ectant is required. ectant is required. ectant is required. ectant is required. ectant is required. ectant is required. *1229 Vandalism No *RTU Removal of paint, Removal of paint, Removal of paint, Removal of paint, Removal of paint, Removal of paint, Removal of paint, Removal of paint, Removal of paint, Removal of paint, Mark & Stain ink & other ink & other ink & other ink & other ink & other ink & other ink & other ink & other ink & other ink & other Remover graffiti from most graffiti from most graffiti from most graffiti from most graffiti from most graffiti from most graffiti from most graffiti from most graffiti from most graffiti from most hard surfaces. hard surfaces. hard surfaces. hard surfaces. hard surfaces. hard surfaces. hard surfaces. hard surfaces. hard surfaces. hard surfaces. *1230 Yes *RTU Daily surface Daily surface Daily surface Daily surface Daily surface Daily surface Daily surface Daily surface Daily surface Daily surface Disinfectant spray spray spray spray spray spray spray spray spray spray disnf. & Deodorant disinfection disinfection disinfection disinfection disinfection disinfection disinfection disinfection disinfection deo. of toilets, & deodorizing. & deodorizing. & deodorizing. & deodorizing. & deodorizing. & deodorizing. & deodorizing. & deodorizing. & deodorizing. sinks, urinals, knobs, handles & dispensers. *1240 Foaming No *RTU Daily or weekly Daily or weekly Daily or weekly Daily or weekly Daily or weekly Daily or weekly Daily or weekly Daily or weekly Disinfectant cleaning & disn. cleaning & disn. cleaning & disn. cleaning & disn. cleaning & disn. cleaning & disn. cleaning & disn. cleaning & disn. Cleaner of hard surfaces. of hard surfaces. of hard surfaces. of hard surfaces. of hard surfaces. of hard surfaces. of hard surfaces. of hard surfaces. *1250 Chewing No *RTU Removes chew- Removes chew- Removes chew- Removes chew- Removes chew- Removes chew- Removes chew- Removes chew- Gum Remover ing gum from ing gum from ing gum from ing gum from ing gum from ing gum from ing gum from ing gum from carpet & fabric. carpet & fabric. carpet & fabric. carpet & fabric. carpet & fabric. carpet & fabric. carpet & fabric. carpet & fabric. Insecticides: Eradicator of Eradicator of Eradicator of Eradicator of Eradicator of Eradicator of Eradicator of Eradicator of Eradicator of Eradicator of *1260 Flying No *RTU flying & crawl- flying & crawl- flying & crawl- flying & crawl- flying & crawl- flying & crawl- flying & crawl- flying & crawl- flying & crawl- flying & crawl- *1270 Residual No *RTU ing insects. ing insects. ing insects. ing insects. ing insects. ing insects. ing insects. ing insects. ing insects. ing insects. *1280 Wasp & Hornet No *RTU * RTU = Ready to use 7/04

13 Procedures Hand Washing Wall Chart Wet your hands and wrists with warm water. Apply cleaner to hands and wrists (2" above exposed area) and lather at least 15 seconds. Include back of hands, between fingers and around nails and cuticles. Schools & Universities Seminar Rinse thoroughly with comfortably hot water for at least 15 seconds. Rinse from wrists toward the finger tips. Dry hands with a single-use towel or air dryer. Use towel to turn off water and open exit door to protect your hands from resoiling.

14 Hand Washing 3 Hand washing is the single most important procedure for preventing nosocomial infections. Hand washing is defined as a vigorous, brief rubbing together of all surfaces of lathered hands, followed by rinsing under a stream of water. Although various products are available, hand washing can be classified simply by whether plain soap and/or detergents or antimicrobial-containing products are used. Hand washing with plain soaps or detergents (in bar, granule, leaflet, or liquid form) suspends microorganisms and allows them to be rinsed off. This process is often referred to as mechanical removal of microorganisms. Hand washing with antimicrobial-containing products kills or inhibits the growth of microorganisms. This process is often referred to as chemical removal of microorganisms. When gloves are worn, hand washing is still recommended because gloves may become perforated during use and because bacteria can multiply rapidly on gloved hands. Hand washing technique For routine hand washing, a vigorous rubbing together of all surfaces of lathered hands for at least 10 seconds, 15 seconds preferred, followed by thorough rinsing under a stream of water. (Category 1) * See definitions of categories on following page 3 Information taken from Guideline for Hand washing and Hospital Environmental Control U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services - Center for Disease Control

15 Floor Care Methodization CAUTION WET FLOOR A. Preparation 1) Collect all supplies required (see materials requirement planning list) 2) Ensure that equipment is operational 3) Pick up walk-off mats after they are vacuumed B. Post Caution signs C. Choose appropriate safety apparel 1) Review all MSDS, labels and caution statements D. Dust mop area (see dust mop procedure) E. Damp mop area (see damp mop procedure) F. Perform preventative, interim or restorative cleaning task 1) System 1 Restorative maintenance a. Strip b. Seal c. Refinish 2) System 2 Preventative maintenance a. Clean and restore 3) System 3 Interim maintenance a. Deep scrub & recoat G. Return all caution signs and equipment to their appropriate storage locations 1) Ensure that all chemicals are refilled 2) Ensure that all equipment is cleaned and rinsed out

16 Floor Care Methodization Floor Care Procedures A. Preparation 1) Collect all supplies required (see materials requirement planning list) 2) Ensure that equipment is operational 3) Pick up walk-off mats after they are vacuumed CAUTION WET FLOOR B. Post Caution signs C. Choose appropriate safety apparel 1) Review all MSDS, labels and caution statements D. Dust Mop Procedures 1) Acquire dust mop of choice a. Choose appropriate size 1. Handle size and diameter 2. Dust mop length should be small enough to maneuver, yet large enough to allow for labor-saving operation b. Ensure that dust mop is clean 2) Choose start/stop points to allow for completion of the task nearest the exit or trash receptacle 3) Treat dust mop with a water-based dust mop treatment a. Use approximately 1 oz. of treatment per 6" of dust mop length 4) Hold dust mop handle at approximately a 45 0 angle 5) Push or plow straight ahead from one end of the area to the next a. Do not allow mop head to leave the floor 6) Pivot mop at appropriate turning point a. Avoid changing the leading edge of dust mop b. Overlap last pass by at least 6-10 inches 7) Utilize a dust pan and brush to dispose of soil/dirt not held by the mop yarns a. Remove gum/tar from floor with a putty knife b. Utilize brush to remove dust from corners 8) Remove dust mop frame and head from handle, and shake or brush loose dirt from mop head into a plastic liner a. Place in storage area b. Launder when brushing is no longer effective

17 Floor Care Methodization Floor Care Procedures (continued) E. Damp Mop Procedures 1) Dust mop area 2) Choose appropriate wet mop size and type 3) Fill mop bucket to desired level with water 4) Add chemical to water at proper dilution a. Utilize a neutral ph cleaner b. A second bucket for rinsing may be required for double bucket mopping 5) Submerse mop into bucket 6) Wring out mop to desired dampness a. Use legs, not your back, to apply wringer pressure 7) Confirm all safety signs and apparel are properly located 8) Begin mopping at furthest point from door a. Outline or picture frame area b. Mop in a figure 8 motion 9) Change water when needed to avoid redepositing dirt on floor 10) Repeat steps 1-9 as necessary

18 Floor Care Methodization F. Performing Preventative, Interim or Restorative Cleaning Tasks Floor Care Materials Requirement Planning (MRP) System 1 - Restorative maintenance (strip, seal, refinish) 1) Strip a. Mop buckets and wringers b. Cotton wet mops & handles c. Scrubbing machine d. Strip pack & machine pad holder e. Dust mop & dust pan f. Putty knife or scraper g. Dust mop treatment H 2 0 (water based) h. Wet/Dry vacuum i. Extension cords j. Clean rags k. Stripper slippers l. Gloves m. Clean rinsed cotton mop & handle n. Trigger sprayer o. Wet Floor signs p. Measuring cup q. Stripper r. Neutralizer s. Towels & tape t. Squeegee 2) Seal a. Mop buckets with wringer b. Plastic liners to fit bucket c. Rayon mops & handles (looped) d. Floor sealer e. Wet Floor signs 3) Refinish a. Mop bucket & wringer b. New plastic liner to fit bucket c. New or clean rayon mops (looped) d. Mop handles e. Wet Floor signs f. Floor finish

19 Floor Care Methodization F. Performing Preventative, Interim or Restorative Cleaning Tasks Floor Care Materials Requirement Planning (MRP) System 2 - Clean & Restore 1) Clean & Restore a. Mop buckets with wringers b. Cotton mop & handle c. Neutral cleaner d. Dust mop & dust pan e. Dust mop treatment f. Measuring cup g. Wet Floor signs h. Spray buff in trigger sprayer i. Floor restorer j. Rayon mop & handle k. Liner for restorer l. Putty knife m. Burnisher with red pad System 3 - Deep Scrub & Recoat 1) Deep Scrub & Recoat a. Dust mop & dust pan b. Dust mop treatment c. Pads - blue or brown d. Automatic or hand-held floor scrubber e. All purpose cleaner (low suds) f. Mop bucket & wringer g. Cotton mop & handle h. Floor finish i. Mop bucket & wringer with liner j. Putty knife k. Rayon mop l. Neutralizer m. Stripper slippers n. Wet Floor signs

20 Floor Care Methodization F. Performing Preventative, Interim or Restorative Cleaning Tasks Floor Care Procedures System 1 Strip, Seal & Refinish 1) Stripping Semi-Manual a. Choose appropriate mop handle b. Properly mix mop bucket of stripping solution When pouring out of a 5 gal. pail, pour with bung at the top of the pail c. Apply stripper liberally with mop to a 200 square foot area of floor as well as baseboards d. Let stand for 5 minutes e. Agitate floor with 17" floor machine and black pad. Agitate baseboard and corners with baseboard tool and bladed scrapers 1. Stay away from walls to avoid splashing 2. Overlap passes by at least ten inches while stripping f. Pick up emulsified floor finish solution via wet/dry vacuum g. Utilize a detail mop to absorb stripper from corners, baseboards and all squeegee trails h. If a non-rinse-free stripper is being utilized, rinsing with a floor neutralizer is required to assure an alkaline-free floor i. Repeat c - h as required to complete job j. Wipe down all baseboards, if needed 2) Stripping Semi-Automated a. Choose appropriate mop and handle b. Properly mix mop bucket of stripping solution When pouring out of a 5 gal. pail, pour with bung at the top of the pail c. Apply stripper liberally with mop to a 200 square foot area of floor as well as baseboards d. Let stand for 5 minutes e. Agitate baseboards f. Scrub aforementioned area with automatic scrubber equipped with black stripping pads 1. Pads down 2. Solution control on; disperse properly diluted stripping solution 3. Squeegee up, vac off g. Overlap each pass until 200 square feet of area is scrubbed completely h. Make second pass with automatic scrubber and pick up emulsified stripping solution 1. Pads down 2. Solution control off 3. Squeegee down, vac on i. Utilize a detail mop to absorb stripper from corners, baseboards and all squeegee trails j. If a non-rinse-free stripper is being utilized, rinsing with a floor neutralizer is required to assure an alkaline-free floor k. Repeat c - j as required to complete job l. Wipe down all baseboards, if needed

21 Floor Care Methodization F. Performing Preventative, Interim or Restorative Cleaning Tasks Floor Care Procedures System 1 Strip, Seal & Refinish (continued) 3) Seal/Refinish Method (with mop) a. Establish start/stop points Choose start location as the furthest point from the door/water source b. Place plastic liner in seal/finish bucket c. Utilize rayon mop with looped ends and sewn tailband 1. Shake mop out in a plastic liner to prevent manufacturing lint (off mop) from adhering to the floor 2. Use separate mop for sealing and finishing d. Dip mop in sealer/finish bucket; remove excess sealer/finish by pressing mop with a one quarter turn into wringer e. Apply sealer/finish 1. Outline or picture frame area on first coat and last coat 2. Stay 6 inches away from wall on all subsequent coats 3. All coats should be thin and without dry streaks f. See sealer/finish application guide for correct number of coats of the finish you are utilizing 1. Allow at least minutes to dry between coats 2. Allow 1 hour or more dry time between coats on very humid days System 2 Clean & Restore 1) Spray buffing a. Choose appropriate product b. Properly prepare spray buff to recommended dilution c. Spray solution lightly ahead of buffing machine 1. Overspraying will result in excessive pad buildup and poor gloss 2. Turn/replace pad as required d. Dust mop with a water-based dust mop treatment, if necessary e. For a higher gloss, repeat letters c and d with a lighter-colored pad 2) Mop on restorer a. Choose appropriate pad and mount to machine Utilize a high speed ( RPM) or ultra high speed buffer b. Prepare a mop bucket and wringer equipped with a plastic liner c. Apply a thin, level coat of restorer to floor, utilizing a looped-end rayon mop Allow to dry to a light haze d. Buff floor with previously prepared machine e. Dust mop Utilize water-based dust mop treatment f. For a higher gloss, repeat letters a - e with a lighter-colored pad

22 Floor Care Methodization F. Performing Preventative, Interim or Restorative Cleaning Tasks Floor Care Procedures System 3 Deep Scrub & Recoat 1) Scrub Method Semi-Manual a. Choose appropriate mop handle b. Properly mix mop bucket of neutral cleaner solution 1. When pouring out of a 5 gal. pail, pour with bung at top of pail c. Apply neutral cleaner liberally with mop to a 200 square foot area of floor d. Let stand for 5 minutes e. Agitate floor with 17" floor machine and blue pad 1. Stay away from walls to avoid splashing 2. Overlap passes by at least ten inches while scrubbing f. Pick up scrubbing solution via wet/dry vacuum g. Utilize a detail mop to absorb scrubbing solution from corners, baseboards and all squeegee trails h. Repeat c - g as required to complete job i. Wipe down all baseboards, if needed 2) Scrub Method Semi-Automated a. Choose appropriate mop and handle b. Properly mix automatic scrubber solution tank with scrubbing solution When pouring out of a 5 gal. pail, pour with bung at top of pail c. Scrub 200 square foot area with automatic scrubber equipped with blue scrubbing pads 1. Pads down 2. Solution control on; disperse properly diluted scrubbing solution 3. Squeegee up, vac off d. Overlap each pass until 200 square foot area is scrubbed completely e. Make second pass with automatic scrubber and pick up scrubbing solution 1. Pads down 2. Solution control off 3. Squeegee down, vac on f. Utilize a detail mop to absorb scrubbing solution from corners, baseboards and all squeegee trails g. Repeat c - f as required to complete job h. Wipe down all baseboards, if needed 3) Recoat Method (with mop) a. Establish start/stop points Choose start location as the furthest point from the door/water source b. Place plastic liner in seal/finish bucket c. Utilize rayon mop with looped ends and tailband 1. Shake mop out in a plastic liner to prevent manufacturing lint (off mop) from adhering to the floor d. Dip mop in finish bucket, remove excess finish by pressing mop with a 1/4 turn into wringer

23 Floor Care Methodization F. Performing Preventative, Interim or Restorative Cleaning Tasks Floor Care Procedures System 3 Deep Scrub & Recoat (continued) 3) Recoat Method (with mop) e. Apply finish 1. Outline or picture frame area on first coat and/on last coat 2. All coats should be thin and without dry streaks 3. Allow at least minutes to dry between coats 4. Allow 1 hour dry time or more between coats on very humid days

24 Wood Gym Floor Procedures A. Materials Requirement Planning (MRP) a. Wood Floor Cleaner 5 gal b. Line Marking Paint, Qt. c. Gym Finish, 5 gal d. 100 Grit Sand Screen e. 120 Grit Sand Screen f. Mop Bucket, Plastic g. Mop Wringer, Downward h. Tack Rags (Towels) i. 5"x60" Dust Mop Synthetic j. Refill Color Coded k. 3"x60" Cotton Refill l. 1 1/4 Putty Knife m. Taping Machine n. Masking Tape 3/4"x60 yard o. Applicator Pan On Casters p. 14" or 16" Lambswool Refill q. 14" or 16" Block Only/No Handle r. Floor Machine, 175 RPM s. Nylon Floor Pad for Floor Machine t. Dry Tank Vacuum u. Dust Mask v. Vapor Mask, Vapor/Fume Respirator w. Chemical Splash Goggles x. Chemical Resistant Gloves y. Non Slip/Chemical Resistant Footware z. Hang Up Rack/Strip (For Mops & Applicators)

25 Wood Gym Floor Procedures A. Preparation 1) Collect all supplies required (see materials requirement planning list) 2) Ensure that equipment is operational 3) Safety B. Mats C. Dust Mopping The Floor D. Waterless Cleaner 1) Prepare a tack rag E. Recoat a Previously Finished Floor 1) Products and procedures F. Humidity and Ventilation G. Keep Water Off the Floor Surface H. How To Avoid A Bad Finish Schools & Universities Seminar

26 Wood Gym Floor Procedures A. Safety 1) Wear appropriate particle dust mask during preparation and respirator during application. 2) Always read MSDS for all chemicals before using. B. Mats (daily) 1) Clean walk off mats at each entrance. C. Dust Mopping the Floor (daily) 1) A gym floor should be dust mopped every day, and also before and after each use. 2) Each gym floor should have its own clean dust mop. This mop should not be used on any other floor. 3) To remove traffic marks, soil, food stains, floor burns and other hard to remove stains, use Waterless Cleaner on these spots. Wipe these areas with a rag dampened with Waterless Floor Cleaner. 4) For light cleaning, treat a clean cotton dust mop with Waterless Cleaner. D. Waterless Cleaner How To Prepare A Tack Rag (bi-weekly) To insure a good finish, the floor must be absolutely free from all traces of dust and steel wool particles. A tack rag is excellent for picking up the fine particles that a vacuum can miss. A large gym floor will require from 4 to 6 tack rags. It s very easy to prepare a tack rag: 1) Use a lint-free, absorbent type of cloth such as heavy toweling. Fold the cloth lengthwise several times. 2) Pour waterless wood floor cleaner on the cloth and wring it out as dry as possible. 3) Wrap the cloth around a large clean push broom or clean, untreated dust mop. 4) Change the position of the cloth on the broom when it becomes soiled to insure maximum cleaning efficiency. Keep soil in front at all times. E. Recoat a Previously Finished Floor Abrasive Screen System (annually) This system is recommended for removal of surface scratches, to dull the gloss on previously finished floors, and to insure proper adhesion between coats. Screens, which are made of nylon mesh with a silicone carbide coating, are rated for their abrasive qualities with 80 grit being coarse, 100 grit, medium, and 120 grit, fine. Used under a thick line pad on a rotary floor machine, each screen can be utilized on approximately 500 square feet of surface (250 sq. ft. per side). 1) Sweep or vacuum the floor, remove gum, tar and tape with putty knife. Contact sales representative for instructions for removal of any wax, food, residual cleaner or mop treatment. 2) Remove the scratches with abrasive screen. Machine must be operated in a straight line, overlapping each pass to assure an even cut. This will also dull the gloss and smooth the surface, which will improve the adhesion and final appearance of the new finish. 3) Vacuum the entire floor, then tack rag at least twice to pick up all the fine dust that has been cut loose from the surface.

27 Wood Gym Floor Procedures E. Recoat a Previously Finished Floor Abrasive Screen System (continued) 4) Apply one coat of finish with a lamb s wool applicator across the grain using a crisscross, right angle procedure. Allow the floor to dry 7 days before admitting gym traffic. * NOTE: Dry cleaning is still the only recommended and safe way to clean wood. Moisture is still the greatest enemy of wood floors. F. Humidity and Ventilation (general care) 1) Humidity and Ventilation are critical considerations for your new wood floor % relative humidity is normally required for long trouble-free life. If humidity rises to over 50%, prompt air circulation should be initiated by opening interior doors and windows and by activating the ventilating system. If less than 35% humidity level persists, use humidification to prevent excessive dryness and possible wood shrinkage. G. Keep Water Off The Floor Surface (general care) 1) Avoid exposure to water from tracking during periods of inclement weather by protecting your floors at exterior doorways. Floor protection should be checked thoroughly to assure no moisture is trapped underneath. Windows and doors should be closed during rainy weather. All leaks must be corrected immediately. H. How To Avoid A Bad Finish 1) Use applicators which are absolutely clean. 2) Always use an applicator pan. 3) Do not shake the finish, as it forms air bubbles. 4) Never attempt to rub the finish into the wood. Always flow it on in thin even coats. 5) Two thin coats of finish will give better results than one heavy coat. 6) Thoroughly clean application equipment with solvent after each application of finish. 7) Make certain there is fresh air ventilation for proper drying, and provide a dust-free atmosphere throughout the 7 day drying period.* 8) Allow final coat to dry at least 7 days before subjecting floor to Gymnasium activity.* 9) Soaps or gritty scrubbing powders should not be used in your preparation procedures because they are difficult to rinse and can result in product failure. 10) Check all equipment prior to use and clean it immediately after use. 11) Clean every lamb s wool applicator before using. New applicators often contain loose fibers which could mar the appearance of the coating. 12) If a dance wax or solvent-based wax has been used, it will not be removed by water scrub method. Scrub repeatedly with waterless cleaner and pick up immediately. 13) All surfaces in the gym (bleachers, etc.) should be wiped clean to insure a dust-free atmosphere. 14) Prior to the use of any cleaning procedure, remove all gum and other built-up soil. * When utilizing moisture cured urethanes. Water base urethanes may trafficed with-in 12 hours of drying.