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Hotel Housekeeping

Subject : hospitality
Instructions:
  • Answer 40 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Housekeeping work that is performed in the evening.






2. The person who cleans the guest rooms.






3. Straightening up the room and restocking guest supplies. Turns down the bedding and places a chocolate on the pillow.






4. A type of fungus that grow on damp surfaces.






5. The top manager of the housekeeping department.






6. A doorway-sized cart that holds cleaning supplies - equipment - guest room supplies and linens.






7. The physical removal of dirt from surfaces.






8. Responsible for the cleaning and maintenance of all linens.






9. Entering the guest room; Cleaning the guest room; Providing guest supplies; Reporting problems; Limiting guest access; Turndown service






10. Supplies may include shampoo - hair conditioner - moisturizing lotion - mouthwash - disposable shower caps and shoe shine cloth.






11. Perform all the tasks involved in washing laundry. The seamsters repair worn or torn linens. Seamsters used to be called seamstresses.






12. Is responsible for the linen inventory.






13. The member of the team who checks the room after it is cleaned.






14. The state of being free of dirt and bad odors.






15. Guest use a variety of supplies.






16. Hot water and sanitizing solutions are used in the washing machine for both cleaning and killing pathogens.






17. Responsible for noticing problems. making sure that no unauthorized people enter a guest room - check the rooms for damaged items or items that need repair.






18. Before laundry can be washed - it must be sorted.






19. Manages the inspectors and the room attendants.






20. Separate laundry into these piles: regularly - damp - stained - and torn or damaged.






21. This department is responsible for protecting guests from infections and illness; Largest staff in the hotel; Major function (keep clean - sanitary - and attractive).






22. Repairing linens






23. Normal wear & tear; losses in the laundry; improper uses; theft






24. Tasks include washing laundry - care of linens - and inventory of linens.






25. Consist of all the items in the guest room made of cloth.






26. Responsible for keeping the hotel clean.






27. The staff includes the laundry supervisor - laundry attendants - and semesters.






28. Supervises the attendants and seamsters. The supervisor is also responsible for keeping track of all linens and replacing linens when necessary.






29. Do Not Disturb or Housekeeping






30. The state of being free from disease-causing pathogens or having a safe level of pathogens.






31. To make it clean - sanitary - and attractive.






32. Used to keep the linen inventory records. The linen room must be locked. Items cannot be taken without a requisition form that is approved by the supervisor.






33. Consist of the actions taken to prevent and control diseases.






34. Includes five tasks: sorting - washing - drying - folding - and storing.






35. After linens are dried - they must be ironed and folded. Flatwork presses and flatwork irons are used to iron sheets. Some hotels have machines that automatically fold sheets.






36. 1. soaking in a stain removal solution; 2. applying a detergent past to the stain; 3. using special treatment methods listed on a stain removal chart.






37. The linen that need to be washed or have just been washed.






38. The treatment of a clean surface with heat or chemicals to reduce the number of disease-causing microorganisms to safe levels.






39. Where clean linens are stored.






40. Pathogens often thrive in the dryer's lint trap. The lint trap must be regularly cleaned with a sanitizing solution.