HK2 - LO2

How should hotel linen be stored to prevent damage and ensure cleanliness?

• In piles on the floor

• On open shelves exposed to sunlight

• On shelving, organized by type and size, away from sunlight

• In plastic bags with no ventilation

When linen is delivered to the hotel, what should be checked against the requisition?

• The price of the linen

• The color of the linen

• The quantity and type of linen

• The brand of the linen

Which of the following is an essential requirement when storing linen in the storeroom?

• The linen should be piled as high as possible to save space

• The room should be well ventilated to prevent moisture buildup

• Linen should be stored next to cleaning chemicals for easy access

• Linen should be stored in direct sunlight to keep it fresh

What is a key factor in ensuring proper storage of linen to avoid pest infestations?

• Storing linen near windows for ventilation

• Keeping linen away from odours and pests like moths

• Storing linen in cardboard boxes without sealing

• Storing linen on the floor near walls

What is the proper way to store clean linen to avoid contamination?

• Mixing clean and dirty linen in the same storage area

• Keeping clean linen separate from dirty linen in different areas

• Storing clean linen on the floor

• Storing clean linen without folding to save space

What is the main purpose of having minimum and maximum stock levels for linen?

• To avoid storing excess linen and ensure the correct amount is always available

• To prevent linen from becoming too wrinkled

• To reduce cleaning costs

• To make linen storage look tidier

Where should linen be stored to avoid exposure to strong odors?

• Near the hotel kitchen

• In a clean, well-ventilated storeroom, away from odours

• In a room with no ventilation

• In open containers near the lobby

Why is it important to store linen away from direct sunlight?

• To preserve the color and quality of the fabric

• To make the storeroom look brighter

• To keep the linen warmer

• To reduce the risk of pests

What should be done to prevent damage to linen from moths and pests?

• Regularly rotate stock to keep linen fresh

• Use pest-repellent chemicals and keep the storeroom sealed

• Leave linen in the open for natural airing

• Only wash linen once a month

How should linen be arranged on shelving to ensure proper air circulation and avoid mildew?

• Linen should be stacked as high as possible on the shelves

• Linen should be arranged loosely and not piled too high

• Linen should be folded tightly and stored in plastic bags

• Linen should be stored in large bundles