How to prevent the secondary pollution of hotel linen? -1

In fact, under normal circumstances, we live in the hotel, then check out, and when the linen is finally withdrawn from the guest room, the dirty marks are not obvious. And because the hotel implements a change of linen for each guest, or even once a day, the linen is basically not very dirty, and the basic hotel cleaning strength can meet the cleaning requirements.

However, secondary pollution is different. The stains of secondary pollution are stubborn stains that are not easy to clean, such as rust stains, which have very strong adhesion and must be washed off with a special rust remover. Another example is that during the dragging process of the linen on the ground, the fibers rub against the ground strongly, and the stains are deeply embedded in the fibers. It is difficult to wash off with ordinary washing methods and must be cleaned after special treatment. According to statistics, nearly 60% of the linen that was reworked and rewashed due to stubborn stains was caused by secondary pollution. Cleaning the stubborn stains of secondary pollution not only increases the workload of the laundry staff, but also causes greater damage to the linen due to the excessive use of stain removers, which increases the breakage rate, increases the consumption of guest room supplies and the hotel cost.

Although secondary pollution is very harmful to linen, it is completely avoidable. To effectively prevent secondary pollution, we should start from the following aspects:

1. Strengthen professional ideological education, enhance the sense of responsibility of employees, make them do their best and cherish linen.

2. Formulate a series of operating procedures, each step of operation has rules to follow

3. Strengthen the inspection. The person in charge of the guest room and laundry room should check the linen frequently, find out and stop the secondary pollution in time, criticize and educate irresponsible employees, and deal with them seriously.

4. Increase punishment and establish a compensation system for secondary pollution. Those who cause secondary pollution shall be ordered to pay compensation. If the circumstances are serious, they may even be dismissed.

5. Improve working conditions, equip as much equipment as possible, solve specific difficulties in linen handling, and reduce the possibility of secondary dyeing.

6. Strengthen the maintenance of the facilities and equipment in the laundry room to avoid the rough edges of the linen caused by machine washing.

7. The linen must be dried after washing to avoid secondary pollution caused by natural air drying.

8. The floor and the front desk must communicate well. If the information staff finds smoke holes or stains that cannot be cleaned on the linen during the rounds, report the room to the front desk in time and ask the guests to make corresponding compensation.

Linen has a certain lifespan, so in addition to normal linen washing, linen should also be maintained and maintained to extend its service life as much as possible. If it is used for an extended period of time, there will be serious damage to the linen, and if it is put into use again, it will affect the service quality of the hotel, and it will also give guests a bad impression of the hotel.