1. TYPE OF DIRT
1.1. Dust
1.2. Dirt
1.3. Tarnish
1.4. Stain
1.5. Foreign Matters
2. STANDARDS OF CLEANING
2.1. Physically Clean
2.2. Chemically Clean
2.3. Bacteriologically Clean
2.4. Entomologically Clean
2.5. Osmologically Clean
2.6. Terminally Clean
3. DETERGENTS
3.1. soapy detergents / soaps
3.1.1. toilet soaps
3.1.2. soap powders
3.1.3. soap flakes
3.2. Composition and action of detergents
3.2.1. Active ingredients
3.2.2. Builders
3.2.3. Additives
3.3. Type Of Detergents
3.3.1. synthetic detergents
3.3.2. Alkaline detergent
3.3.2.1. Liquid synthetic detergents
3.3.2.2. Powdered synthetic detergents
3.3.2.3. Solvent-based detergents
3.3.2.4. Biological detergents
3.3.2.5. Disinfecting detergents / sanitizers
3.4. ABRASIVES
3.4.1. Type of abrasives
3.4.1.1. fine abrasives
3.4.1.2. medium abrasives
3.4.1.3. hard / coarse abrasives
3.5. DISINFECTANTS
3.5.1. Type of disinfectants
3.5.1.1. Phenols
3.5.1.2. Halogens
3.5.1.3. Quaternary ammonium compounds
3.5.1.4. Natural pine oils
4. FREQUENCY OF CLEANING
4.1. Daily Tasks
4.2. Weekly Tasks
4.3. Periodic Tasks
5. CLEANING PROCEDURES
5.1. MANUAL METHODS
5.1.1. Sweeping
5.1.2. Dusting
5.1.3. Damp-dusting
5.1.4. Dust mopping/Dry mopping/Mop
5.1.5. sweeping
5.1.6. Spot mopping
5.1.7. Wet mopping/Damp mopping
5.1.8. Manual scrubbing
5.1.9. Manual polishing
5.1.10. Spot cleaning
5.2. MACHINE METHODS
5.2.1. Suction cleaning
5.2.2. Spray buffing
5.2.3. Polishing
5.2.4. Brushing
5.2.5. Scrubbing
5.2.6. Stripping
5.2.7. Laundering
5.2.8. Dry-cleaning