Daily sanitation and disinfection in kindergartens mainly includes cleaning and disinfection of common items, surface cleaning and disinfection of objects, air cleaning and disinfection, hand cleaning and disinfection, and garbage and excrement disposal.

　　(1) Cleaning and disinfection of common items

　　1. Towels

　　One towel per person, cleaned and disinfected once a day.

　　2. When cleaning the cup, rinse it with diluted disinfectant, and put it into the disinfection cabinet for disinfection for 30 minutes.

　　3. Tableware requires cleaning and disinfection in the kitchen, and the canteen is required to have a special sink. After washing, the tableware is put into the disinfection cabinet for disinfection, and the tableware is not allowed to be washed in the class sink.

　　4, towel rack Kindergarten hand towels should have a special towel rack with a logo on it. The ambiguous, yellowed or peeled signs should be replaced in time, and the logo pattern should be relatively fixed, not always replaced.

　　Wipe the towel rack with clean water every day.

　　5. The insulated bucket is used to fill boiling water for children every day. Every morning, the nurse scrubs the periphery of the heat preservation barrel, the lid and the spout with clean water, and generally cleans and disinfects them once a week.

　　6. Toys and books

　　Toys are usually cleaned and disinfected once a week. For water-resistant toys, detergent can be added to hot water without washing toys, and the gaps should be brushed with a brush. Finally, the detergent is washed with clean water and placed in the sun for 2 hours.

　　The toy cabinet should be scrubbed with clean water once a day, wiped with disinfectant once or twice a week, and the plastic baskets containing toys should be soaked and disinfected with disinfectant for 10 minutes every week.

　　Art scissors, rulers, etc. used by children should be disinfected in a disinfection cabinet every week, or wiped with alcohol or disinfectant.

　　Disinfection of books: books and pictorial should be exposed to the sun for 4-6 hours every week, which can kill most microorganisms. When exposed to the sun, attention should be paid to turning them frequently, and ultraviolet rays can also be used for disinfection, but close distance is required. The damaged toys and books can be replaced in time.

　　7. Bedding

　　

　　Bedding supplies are the necessities of children's daily life, and each child has a bed, a cushion, a quilt and a pillow. Bedding for children can be dried once every two weeks for 2~4 hours each time.

　　8. The dishcloth, mop water dishcloth and disinfectant dishcloth should be used separately, and washed and dried at any time. The rag must be

　　For special use, wash with soap after each use and boil for 30 minutes to completely kill microorganisms. During the epidemic season of infectious diseases, rags should be soaked and disinfected with disinfectant before and after use.

　　9. Garbage disposal

　　Each shift in the park is covered with garbage cans, which are dumped once or twice a day. There are garbage collection barrels and boxes in the park, and the garbage barrels should be kept clean.

　　10, air conditioning, electric fans, heaters, tape recorders

　　Cover it with a cloth when not in use, and wipe it once a week when in use, but pay attention to safety, and wipe the electrical appliances only when the power is off.

　　(2) the surface of the object is cleaned and disinfected

　　1. Tables and chairs

　　The nurse is responsible for disinfection of the table before eating. Wipe it with clear water first, then with disinfectant, and finally with clear water.

　　2. Screen doors, screens and curtains

　　Scrubbing with clean water once a week, and cleaning curtains once a quarter.

　　3, stair handrail, windowsill, door handle

　　Wipe it with clear water every morning when cleaning, and wipe it with disinfectant when infectious diseases are prevalent.

　　4, the ground

　　The activity room should be towed once every morning, noon and evening, the bedroom, corridor and stairs should be towed once every day, and the bathroom should be towed at any time according to the situation.

　　5, the toilet

　　Wash the toilet with disinfectant every morning and evening, and wash it with running water at any time after defecation, so as to ensure that there is no yellow scale, no urine trace and no peculiar smell on the magnetic brick.

　　6, sink

　　Brush with alkaline water or soapy water every day, once in the morning and once in the afternoon, to ensure that there is no greasy, dirty and yellow water in the pool, and turn off the faucet at any time.

　　(3) air cleaning and disinfection

　　1. Activity room

　　It is an effective measure to control the prevalence of respiratory diseases or infectious diseases by opening windows for ventilation every day, 23 times a day for 20 minutes when using air conditioning.

　　In general, air is disinfected once a week with a disinfection lamp.

　　Disinfect once a day during the epidemic season of infectious diseases.

　　Close the doors and windows, and disinfect with a disinfection lamp for 30 minutes; Alternatively, spray with disinfectant, and after 1 hour, scrub the window sill, door handle, furniture, etc. with clean water.

　　2. Bedroom

　　The bedroom should be ventilated with windows every day, and windows can be opened for 10-20 minutes every morning and afternoon in winter.

　　During the epidemic period of infectious diseases or respiratory diseases, disinfection lamps can be used once a day.

　　3. Collective gathering places

　　Wet mopping should be done every day, and mobile disinfection lamps should be arranged for air disinfection every week.

　　(4) hand cleaning and disinfection

　　Children need to be reminded and instructed to wash their hands with soap and running water after defecation, before eating, after outdoor activities, after physical education, art and manual classes, and rub their hands with soap. Pay attention to nail seams, finger seams and wrists. The rubbing time is generally about 15 seconds, and then disinfect with tap water.

　　1. Open the window and ventilate for 20 minutes after getting up in the morning.

　　2. Disinfect with ozone disinfection lamp for 20 minutes. Note: Be sure to move the child outdoors for ozone disinfection.

　　3. Children should wipe a towel once every two days. If they don't wash it that day, they should be exposed to the sun, or boiled in boiling water for 20 minutes. Note: children's skin is delicate, and they should not be cleaned with disinfectant.