Are your cleaners using separate clothes and mops for the kitchen and toilet areas?
Cleaning cloths and cross contamination.
Long ago in my University years, I used to work in a fast food restaurant which I will not name for legal reasons. There were a number of identical cleaning cloths for washing up, etc. I had not been there long when I realised that the members of staff who cleaned the toilet took a cloth from the kitchen, cleaned the toilet and then brought it back to the kitchen area. Thus cloths that were used for toilet cleaning were put back in the pile from which staff then took cloths for washing up. When it was my turn to clean the toilet I took a cloth, cleaned the toilet and left it in the cubicle. However the cloth soon worked its way back into the pile. When I suggested different cloths for washing, wiping and toilet cleaning, a colleague accused me of being ‘posh’.
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