What is the difference between cleaning and sanitizing?

• Cleaning removes dirt and germs, sanitizing kills germs.

• Cleaning kills germs, sanitizing removes dirt.

• Cleaning and sanitizing are the same.

• Cleaning uses chemicals, sanitizing uses water.

Which of the following is a proper procedure for cleaning and sanitizing?

• Use soap and water, then apply sanitizer.

• Apply sanitizer first, then rinse with water.

• Use only water for both cleaning and sanitizing.

• Use sanitizer only, no need to clean.

What factors affect the effectiveness of sanitizers?

• Temperature, concentration, and contact time.

• Color, smell, and brand.

• Price, packaging, and availability.

• Size, shape, and weight.

What is an element of a master cleaning schedule?

• List of cleaning tasks and their frequency.

• List of employees' birthdays.

• List of favorite cleaning products.

• List of office supplies.

Which organizations certify equipment to meet sanitation standards?

• NSF International and UL.

• NASA and WHO.

• FDA and CDC.

• EPA and OSHA.

What is a proper procedure for managing pests?

• Regular inspections and sealing entry points.

• Ignoring them until they go away.

• Feeding them to keep them calm.

• Using only natural remedies.

What is the primary purpose of cleaning a surface?

• Reduces pathogens to safe levels

• Removes food and other dirt

• Disinfects the surface completely

• Adds a protective layer

What does sanitizing a surface achieve?

• Removes all visible dirt

• Reduces pathogens to safe levels

• Makes the surface shiny

• Adds fragrance to the surface

What is the first step in the essential skills for surface maintenance?

• Sanitize the surface

• Rinse the surface

• Clean the surface

• Let the surface air dry

Which step involves using a cleaning agent to remove germs from a surface?

• Rinse the surface

• Sanitize the surface

• Let the surface air dry

• Clean the surface