Disinfection knowledge used in Soft Play Indoor Playground

Disinfection knowledge used in Soft Play Indoor Playground

Different methods should be used for toys of different textures, and naughty castles are also composed of a variety of materials of different textures, such as PVC tubes, galvanized steel pipes, floor mats, etc., and plastic accessories. The following is an introduction based on the texture classification:

Plastic toys in soft play indoor playground can be diluted and soaked with soapy water, disinfectant laundry detergent, bleaching powder, etc., rinsed with clean water, wiped dry with a clean cloth or dried in the sun.

Cloth toys can be scrubbed with soapy water or placed in the sun for exposure.

Wooden toys that are resistant to moisture, heat, and colorfast can be soaked in soapy water and then dried.

Iron toys can be exposed to the sun for more than 6 hours for sterilization.

In addition, activity rooms, floors, walls, etc. are disinfected with ultraviolet rays every day, the room should be ventilated frequently, sprayed with peracetic acid once a week, and toilets and urinals should be sprayed with 3% Lysol regularly.

The soft play indoor playground should be scrubbed with soapy water, disinfectant laundry detergent, bleaching powder, etc., and then wiped dry with a clean cloth or dried in the sun.

The main items used for disinfection are:

Hydrogen peroxide: H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide)

Alcohol: C2H5OH (ethanol)

Potassium permanganate: KMnO4 (take a few solid particles and dissolve them in cold water)

Iodine: Dissolve I2 in alcohol

Chlorine dioxide: ClO2

Chlorine: Cl2, tap water is disinfected with chlorine

Ozone: O3, a new tap water disinfection method

Hypochlorites: NaClO, Ca (ClO) 2, etc., bleaching powder belongs to this category

Peracetic acid: similar to hydrogen peroxide, but more irritating and has a good bactericidal effect

Sanisol: Benzalkonium bromide, the active ingredient in Band-Aid

Lysol: commonly used for wound disinfection