The anti-slip requirements for cleaning the billiard hall floor with a hand-free mop

When using a hand-free mop to clean the billiard hall floor, the operation should be carried out in combination with the anti-slip requirements of the floor. The specific points are as follows:

The anti-slip requirements for the ground are related to cleaning

The floor of a billiard hall should have good anti-slip performance, and anti-slip floor tiles or professional sports flooring are usually chosen. Although the surface of this type of material can provide grip, it is prone to attracting dust and stains, resulting in a decline in anti-slip performance. Therefore, during the cleaning process, it is necessary to ensure that stains are thoroughly removed while avoiding the residue of cleaning agents that could reduce the friction coefficient of the floor.

Key points for operating a hand-free mop

Pre-treatment before cleaning

Floor cleaning: Use a broom or vacuum cleaner to remove large particles of garbage on the floor (such as cigarette butts and scraps of paper) to avoid scratching the floor or clogging the mop when mopping.

Stubborn stain treatment: For stubborn stains such as chewing gum and stickers, it is necessary to clean them in advance with tools like a wallpaper knife, and then clean them with a mop.

Optimization of mopping techniques

Mop humidity control: The mop should be kept slightly moist to prevent excessive moisture from causing the floor to be slippery. After mopping the floor, you can quickly absorb the surface moisture with a dry cloth or absorbent mop.

Cleaning agent selection: Use neutral cleaning agents and avoid acidic or alkaline cleaning agents from corroding the floor material. For stubborn stains, you can spray the cleaner on the stained area and let it stand for a few minutes before mopping the floor.

Mopping method: Use the "push and pull" method to ensure the floor is evenly clean. The mop head needs to be flexibly turned to thoroughly clean areas such as skirting boards and furniture crevices.

Post-cleaning maintenance

Dry ground: After cleaning, keep the ground well-ventilated to ensure it is completely dry before opening for use.

Regular disinfection: Soak the mop head in diluted disinfectant to prevent bacterial growth and avoid cross-contamination.

Suggestions for Supporting measures

Selection of ground materials

Anti-slip floor tiles: Durable and easy to clean, but wear and tear need to be checked regularly.

Professional sports flooring: It offers better cushioning and grip, suitable for high-frequency usage scenarios, but requires professional maintenance.

Waxing is prohibited.

Waxing can reduce the friction coefficient of the ground and increase the risk of slipping. The ground of a billiard hall should avoid waxing treatment.

Regular maintenance

In addition to daily cleaning, it is also necessary to conduct regular deep cleaning and maintenance of the floor, such as repainting the paint surface, sanding and refurbishing, etc., to extend the service life of the floor and maintain its anti-slip performance.