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Professional Housekeeping - How to clean Glass items
3 students

Professional Housekeeping - How to clean Glass items

Learn professional housekeeping skills in hospitality - This module is about glass items
Last updated 12/2020
English
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What you'll learn

  • How to clean glass items
  • how to maintain glass items in hotel
  • what is glass and how to maintain items made from glass

Course content

1 section7 lectures35m total length
  • Introduction the course on how to clean glass items in hotels1:53
  • Flat Glass and Cleaning process of flat glass4:11
  • Obscure, Fiber, Safety Glasses and their cleaning process6:47
  • Cut Glass, Toughened and Chandeliers3:29
  • Cleaning Process of Chandeliers3:49
  • Maintenance Process and Do and Dont in Cleaning Glasses6:01
  • Facade Cleaning Process9:07

Requirements

  • Basic Cleaning

Description

Glasses are used in hotels everywhere, starting from

- doors

- glasses

- windows

- Roof Ceilings

- F&B cutlery (glasses, plates, etc)

Glass items are mainly can be used as Decorative items, Energy Efficient, Privacy controlled, etc.

The glass material can become dirty very easily and spots are very easily identified by guests. This may give a bad impression of cleaning standards in hotels.

In this Course Module, we will discuss the composition, care and cleaning of glasses. Glasses are used extensively in the hotel industry from facades to cutlery and ceilings to decoration. As professional housekeepers, one has to maintain glasses professionally. Glass is a transparent lustrous, and brittle material, which is made from silica, sand and a mixture of pure fine sand. All ingredients are mixed with soda and other ingredients are called batch which is used for developing the glass. You will be able to learn how to maintain and clean the glass material in hotels professionally and maintain the life of the asset.

This course is part 3 of the series.  You may wish to bookmark other courses before commencing with this course.

Dr. Rekha Maitra has extensive experience in housekeeping and this course exhibits her experience in the hospitality teaching industry.

Who this course is for:

  • Housekeeping Staff
  • cleaners
  • hospitality professionals