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Which color of microfiber cloth is used for exterior detailing?
Which color of microfiber cloth is used for exterior detailing?
- Blue
- Black
- Turquoise
- Lime Green (correct)
Which color of microfiber cloth is dedicated for glass cleaning?
Which color of microfiber cloth is dedicated for glass cleaning?
- Lime Green
- Black
- Blue (correct)
- Turquoise
Which color of microfiber cloth is used for interior detailing?
Which color of microfiber cloth is used for interior detailing?
- Black
- Blue
- Turquoise (correct)
- Lime Green
Which color of microfiber cloth is used for cleaning plastic, rubber, and vinyl trim?
Which color of microfiber cloth is used for cleaning plastic, rubber, and vinyl trim?
Which color of microfiber cloth is used for drying?
Which color of microfiber cloth is used for drying?
Which color of microfiber cloth is best for wiping down dashboards and door panels?
Which color of microfiber cloth is best for wiping down dashboards and door panels?
Which color of microfiber cloth is ideal for cleaning glass, mirrors, and navigation screens?
Which color of microfiber cloth is ideal for cleaning glass, mirrors, and navigation screens?
Which color of microfiber cloth is recommended for cleaning plastic, rubber, and vinyl trim?
Which color of microfiber cloth is recommended for cleaning plastic, rubber, and vinyl trim?
Which color of microfiber cloth is suitable for drying?
Which color of microfiber cloth is suitable for drying?
Which color of microfiber cloth is easy to see contaminants such as dirt and grime?
Which color of microfiber cloth is easy to see contaminants such as dirt and grime?
Which of the following is NOT a recommended safety measure for car wash sites?
Which of the following is NOT a recommended safety measure for car wash sites?
What should be done with faulty electrical equipment at a car wash site?
What should be done with faulty electrical equipment at a car wash site?
What does the IP rating indicate for electrical equipment used in wet conditions?
What does the IP rating indicate for electrical equipment used in wet conditions?
Who should test the circuit breakers known as RCDs at a car wash site?
Who should test the circuit breakers known as RCDs at a car wash site?
Why is it important to maintain electrical safety at a car wash site?
Why is it important to maintain electrical safety at a car wash site?
Study Notes
Microfiber Cloth Colors
- Yellow microfiber cloths are used for exterior detailing
- Blue microfiber cloths are dedicated for glass cleaning
- Red microfiber cloths are used for interior detailing
- Green microfiber cloths are used for cleaning plastic, rubber, and vinyl trim
- Microfiber cloths with a dark color (e.g., black, gray) are best for drying, as they easily show contaminants like dirt and grime
- Red or dark-colored microfiber cloths are suitable for wiping down dashboards and door panels
- Blue microfiber cloths are ideal for cleaning glass, mirrors, and navigation screens
- Green microfiber cloths are recommended for cleaning plastic, rubber, and vinyl trim
Car Wash Safety
- It is NOT recommended to use electrical equipment near water at a car wash site
- Faulty electrical equipment at a car wash site should be removed from use and repaired or replaced
- The IP rating indicates the level of protection against solid objects and water for electrical equipment used in wet conditions
- Trained electrical personnel should test the circuit breakers known as RCDs (Residual Current Devices) at a car wash site
- Maintaining electrical safety at a car wash site is important to prevent electrical shocks, fires, and other accidents
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Test your knowledge on microfiber cloth color coding and its specific uses in different cleaning tasks. Learn which color is dedicated for glass cleaning and which one is ideal for exterior detailing. Discover the benefits of using microfiber cloths for streak-free and residue-free cleaning.
