Hotel Turndown Service Checklist
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What is the recommended action before damp mopping the floor?

  • Sweep the floor clean (correct)
  • Mop the area in a zigzag pattern
  • Immerse the mop in the bucket without wringing it out
  • Add acidic detergent to mop water
  • What should be done when the mop water becomes dirty while mopping?

  • Continue mopping without changing the water
  • Change the water in the bucket immediately (correct)
  • Wring the mop less frequently
  • Add more detergent to the dirty water
  • What should be used for stubborn spots during mopping?

  • A vacuum cleaner
  • A feather duster
  • A brush or palette knife (correct)
  • A broom
  • What is the next step after filling the sink with hot water during wash basin cleaning?

    <p>Remove any article from the basin</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How long should cleaning agents stand in the wash basin before rubbing it?

    <p>5-10 minutes</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the first step in cleaning a shower room?

    <p>Wear protective gear like gloves and mask</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In shower room cleaning, what motion is recommended when cleaning walls/tiles?

    <p>Overlapping circular motion</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which area should be cleaned after walls/tiles in a shower room?

    <p>Shower head and water taps</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should be done after washing all areas in a shower room?

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    Study Notes

    Setting Up the Chambermaid's Trolley

    • Empty the trolley before setting up to ensure no items are left over.
    • Check for broken parts and clean the trolley by dusting and wiping any stains.
    • Sanitize the trolley after cleaning.
    • Arrange items according to their weight, with heaviest items at the bottom and lighter items at the top.
    • Arrange liners according to their purpose.
    • Check the lids of cleaner bottles and liquid cans.
    • Make an inventory of the items.
    • Collect the room keys and take the trolley to the assigned duty floor.

    Bed Making

    • Refrain from wearing jewelry as it can damage the linen.
    • Wear short fingernails and flat, comfortable shoes.
    • Work at the bottom center of the bed to ensure equal length of linen on both sides.
    • Strip dirty linens individually, making sure not to touch the floor.
    • Check linen conditions for tears or stains.
    • Never carry the mattress, especially when tucking linens.
    • Do not bend while working; instead, sit down or squat.
    • Never lean on the mattress during or after the procedure.
    • Refrain from touching the pillows for sanitary purposes.
    • Rotate mattresses regularly.

    Cleaning the Check-In Room

    • Leave the room door open during service.
    • Switch on lights, air-conditioning, TV, and other electronic appliances to check their condition.
    • Open draperies and curtains to let in sunlight, checking for stains and replacing if needed.
    • Make the bed with fresh linens, ensuring no bumps or folds are seen or felt.
    • Fluff the pillows.
    • Place the following items in the middle of the bed: breakfast knob card, laundry list, comment and suggestion card, and hotel services list.

    Turndown Service

    • Place slippers on the floor, on the side of the bed when the guest sleeps.
    • Check the telephone for dial tone and the alarm clock.
    • Clean the guestroom by tidying up everything out of order.
    • Clean the bathroom, washing and drying the basin, toilet, and tub.
    • Replenish towels and bathroom supplies if requested or needed.
    • Turn bedside light on and set the thermostat at the highest level.
    • Spray air freshener if necessary.

    Do Not Disturb (DND) Rooms

    • Notify the Floor Supervisor regarding the DND status of the room after 2:00 pm.
    • If the Floor Supervisor decides to service the room, they will call the guest room to ask about their needs.
    • If the guest does not answer after two attempts, the room will not be serviced.
    • The Room Attendant will enter the room and continue with usual housekeeping tasks to their best judgment.

    Hospitality Tray and Supplies

    • The hospitality tray includes mini-bar supplies and other items.
    • Clothing and clothing care include specific items for guest use.
    • Writing desk supplies include necessary items for guests.

    Guest Bathroom Supplies

    • Bathroom and comfort room fixtures include basin, shower, bath tub, soap dispenser, toilet paper holder, towel holder, mirror, toilet bowl, and bidet.
    • Towels include two sets of face towels, hand towels, and bath towels.
    • Other supplies include dustbin, non-slip floor mat, slippers, hair dryer, and vanity tray with toiletries.

    Dusting

    • Dust articles from the door, working clockwise around the room.
    • Dust from the highest surface to avoid getting dust on areas already cleaned.
    • When using a solution or cleaner, spray a small amount onto the cloth, not on the surface.
    • Avoid unfolding the duster in the room or shaking it outside the window or in the trash bin.

    Damp Dusting

    • Consider the correct level of dampness to avoid leaving wet marks.
    • Avoid electrical and electronic equipment when damp dusting.
    • Clean the dust bag after each use.

    Mopping

    • Sweep the floor clean before damp mopping.
    • Add neutral or mild alkaline detergent to mop water.
    • Immerse the mop in the bucket and wring it out until the mop is damp.
    • Mop near the baseboards in smooth strokes, then mop the entire area with a figure of eight stroke.
    • Change the water in the bucket as soon as it becomes dirty.
    • Use a brush or palette knife for stubborn spots.
    • Empty, rinse, and leave the mop bucket and mop head to dry.

    Cleaning the Wash Basin

    • Remove any articles, such as hair and waste, from the wash basin.
    • Fill the sink with hot water, then empty and apply cleaning agents.
    • Let it stand for 5-10 minutes, depending on the strength of the chemical.
    • Rub the whole basin, including the soap well.
    • Wipe dry.

    Shower Room Cleaning

    • Wear proper protective gear, such as gloves, mask, and eye goggles.
    • Collect all used soaps and toiletries.
    • Clean walls and tiles by applying cleaning chemicals on the sponge.
    • Work from the top to bottom with an overlapping circular motion.
    • Wash, clean, and sanitize the shower head, water taps, faucet fixtures, and other fittings.
    • Rinse all areas thoroughly.

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    Learn about the steps involved in performing a hotel turndown service, including tidying up the guestroom, placing necessary items on the bed, and checking amenities like the telephone and alarm clock.

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