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First impressions are critical when patients are choosing their health care facility. That’s why it’s essential to have a well-cleaned facility. Dusty corners and fans are not only unsightly, but they can be damaging to patients’ health as well.

Dust Control Solutions

Some dust particles may not even be visible to the naked eye. Many people have dust mite allergies so a dusty facility could cause harm to patients’ health. Review the following solutions to assure your healthcare facility is as dust-free and clean as possible. Click To Tweet

  1. Daily Dusting
  2. Floor Care
  3. Replace Linens Weekly

1) Daily Dusting

Dusting should already be a part of the cleaning crew’s responsibility. If your facility already has a cleaning checklist in place, daily dusting needs to be added. The cleaning team needs to dust behind and underneath furniture.

Pro Tip: In health care facilities, fans, countertops, and corners need to be regularly cleaned to eliminate dust build-up.

2) Floor Care

All floors need to be thoroughly dusted on a regular basis. If you don’t already have them, consider investing in some treated dust mops and microfiber flat mops that can catch those invisible dust particles and get in those hard to reach places.

3) Replace Linens Daily

Dust and bacteria can quickly build up on bedding, resulting in illnesses and infections. Your healthcare facility should have plenty of sheets, pillowcases, and blankets so that they can be changed every day to protect patients.

A Safe Facility

A clean healthcare facility means a safe facility. At Wilkins Linen, we provide the products to keep your facility as dust-free as possible. The above dust control solutions will keep your patients happy and healthy. 

How does your healthcare facility maintain dust-free cleaning standards? Join the conversation to talk with our staff about our effective dust control solutions.

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