This document provides instructions for cleaning various rooms in a house, including the living room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, and toilet. It discusses the objectives of cleaning these areas and maintaining cleanliness. It also provides details on various cleaning equipment, supplies, and materials used for cleaning different surfaces. These include scouring pads, dusting cloths, cleaning towels, polishing cloths, hand brushes, toilet bowl brushes, mops, buckets, brooms, sponges, and different cleaning chemicals like cleansers, disinfectants, degreasers, and more. The document also discusses making beds and the general procedures to follow.

1. Cleaning Living
Room, Dining
Room, Toilet, and
Bathroom
Lesson
5

2. 01
Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, you will
be able to;
1. identify cleaning equipment
/supplies and materials
2. identify cleaning
equipment/supplies and materials
according to their corresponding
group.

3. Cleaning Toilet,
Bathroom, Living
Room, Dining
Room, and Kitchen

4. LIVING ROOM
It is an
area that
receives and
entertains
guests.

5. DINING ROOM
It is the area
where meals,
both formal and
informal, are
served.

6. KITCHEN
It is the area
where food is
prepared,
cooked, and
stored.

7. TOILET AND BATH
It is one of the
busiest rooms in the
house. This is the
place where
everyone does
his/her personal
hygiene.

8. Cleanliness and
orderliness should be
maintained in these rooms to
create good impression on
the kind people living in
these place.

9. Keeping the kitchen clean and
its equipment sanitized is a must
because this is where all meals
are prepared. The bathroom is
the place where everyone takes a
bath and toilet is the

10. place where you can do your
daily “nature’s call”. So, the
place must be cleaned and
sanitized daily in order to be
germ-free.

11. GETTING FAMILIAR
WITH CLEANING
SUPPLIES AND
MATERIALS AND
CLEANING
EQUIPMENT

12. CLEANING
SUPPLIES AND
MATERIALS

13. Green pads are
used for cleaning
tiles, Formica,
unpainted
surfaces,
countertops, and
walls.
SCOURING
PADS

14. White pads are
for cleaning
painted surfaces,
glass, mirrors,
marbles, and
porcelain.
SCOURING
PADS

15. DUSTING
CLOTHS
They are used
for dusting
wooden and
painted parts.
The dusting
cloth must be
clean and dry
before using.

16. CLEANING
TOWELS
They are used
for drying
bathroom walls
and floor tiles
after they are
cleaned. Keep
cleaning towels
clean and dry
before and after
use.

17. POLISHING
CLOTHS
They are used
for polishing
metal surfaces
like bathroom
fixtures. Use
highly
absorbent
cloths for easy
polishing.

18. HAND
BRUSHES
They are used for
brushing away
dust from rough
surfaces, such as
rattan and
wickerwork, and
for cleaning tiles.

19. TOILET BOWL
BRUSHES They are used
for cleaning
toilet bowls.
Clean and hang
after use.

20. MOP WITH
HANDLE
For manual floor
mopping, prepare
two buckets. One
bucket is for clean
water.

21. MOP WITH
HANDLE Another bucket
is for squeezing
dirty water
absorbed by the
mop while
cleaning.

22. FLOOR AND
WINDOW
SQUEEGEES
They are used to
remove excess
water from
surfaces and
corners. After use,
clean them with
detergent solution
and rinse with
clean water.

23. CEILING
BROOMS
They are used
for removing
cobwebs in
the ceiling.

24. TRASH BAGS They are used to
line garbage
containers so that
the wet garbage
does not penetrate
into the corners or
surfaces of
garbage
containers.

25. SOFT BROOMS
AND STICK
BROOMS
For sweeping,
use a soft broom
for all types of
smooth floors,
and use a stick
broom for rough
surfaces.

26. SPONGES
For cleaning
fine surfaces,
dip a sponge in
a cleansing
solution. Wipe
on surfaces.

27. SPONGES Squeeze the
sponge then
dip in clean
water. Wipe
surfaces until
water is
removed. Rinse
sponge after
use.

28. BUCKET They are used
with mops for
cleaning floors,
walls, and other
parts of the
building. Empty
or clean the
bucket after use
and let it dry.

29. INSECT
SPRAYER This is used for
fumigation to
eliminate pests
and mosquitoes.
Spray on closed
doors and
windows.

30. INSECT
SPRAYER
After 15 minutes,
open the doors
and windows to
remove the
smell. Use a
mask to avoid
inhalation of
chemicals.

31. WHAT ARE
THE
EXAMPLES OF
CLEANSING
CHEMICALS?

32. CLEANSING
CHEMICALS

33. SUPPLIES
AND
MATERIALS

34. WOOD
POLISH
This is used to
polish wood,
leather, and
imitation leather
surfaces. Use
when needed
only.

35. INSECTICIDES
These are used
to eliminate
insects/pests.
Keep them away
from food as
they are toxic.

36. METHYLATED
SPIRITS
These are used
for polishing all
glass surfaces
such as mirrors,
windows, etc.

37. METHYLATED
SPIRITS
Highly
flammable; do
not use near
flame. Use in
small areas one
at a time only.

38. AIR FRESHENER
These are used
to remove foul
odors in guest
rooms, comfort
rooms, or in any
area with foul
odor.

39. CLEANSER
These are used
to clean all
types of
washable
surfaces.

40. CLEANSER
They contain
chlorine bleach
that kill germs and
scour heavily
soiled areas. Keep
out of reach of
children; keep
tightly closed.

41. CARPET
STAIN
REMOVER
This is used for
stain or spot
removal on
carpets.

42. DISINFEC-
TANT
These are used
to disinfect toilet
bowls, urinals,
sinks, and other
areas that are
most vulnerable
to bacterial
contamination.

43. DISINFEC-
TANTS like
LYSOL
(together
with sprayer)
Keep in a safe
place out of
children’s reach.
1 cup Lysol=
1gallon of water.

44. DISINFEC-
TANTS like
LYSOL
(together
with sprayer)
Use pure Lysol
for urinals/toilet
bowls. Brush
after pouring
Lysol then rinse.

45. METAL
POLISH
This is used for
polishing brass.
Copper, and
metal surfaces.

46. METAL
POLISH
Apply polish on
clean cloth on
metal till the
tarnish
disappears and
the metal
becomes shiny.

47. LACQUER OR
PAINT
THINNER
This is used to
remove lacquer
or paint from
hard surfaces.

48. LACQUER OR
PAINT
THINNER
Apply on
surface using a
cloth towel or
scouring pad.
Dry and polish
surface.

49. MURIATIC
ACID
This is used
only for
removing
cement or
plastic remains
from floors.

50. MURIATIC
ACID
Dilution depends
on the thickness
of cement.
Rinse thoroughly
after use. Use
hand gloves
when using.

51. WAX
STRIPPERS
These are
formulated to
break up,
loosen, and strip
off tough old
waxes. Keep
them in a safe
place.

52. DEGREASER
These are used
to remove
grease, oil, dirt
carbon, ink,
mildews, soils,
and waxes. Keep
them in a safe
place.

53. EMULSION
WAX
This is a buffable
wax used for
resilient floors
like vinyl,
linoleum, rubber
tiles, and for
concrete floors
and marble.

54. EMULSION
WAX
Keep with other
supplies out of
children’s reach.

55. DRAIN
CLEANER
This is used to
expedite
draining of
clogs. Keep in a
safe place out
of children’s
reach.

56. FURNITURE
POLISH
This contains
cleansing
conditioners that
remove dust,
smudges, and
dirt, giving the
furniture a long-
lasting shine.

57. MARBLE
CLEANERS
These make
marbles shine
and resist spots
and stains.

58. OXALIC ACID
Bleach is used
in cleansing
fabrics and in
cleansing
marbles.

59. 01
CLEANING
EQUIPMENT

60. VACUUM
CLEANER
Used to eliminate
loose soil and dust
particles from
carpet surfaces,
upholstered
furniture, and even
hard surfaces.

61. FLOOR
POLISHER
To be used in
scrubbing,
stripping, and
polishing hard floor
surfaces and also
vinyl, wood parquet,
etc.

62. CARPET
SWEEPER
Used to pick up dirt
and particles from
the carpet. Press
the handle and
push toward the
dirt to vacuum-
sweep the carpet.

63. HYDRO-VACUUM or
WET and DRY
VACUUM
It is an all-purpose
vacuum for dry and
wet surfaces. It is
used also for
absorbing water in
flooded or wet
surfaces.

64. CARPET
EXTRACTOR
It is designed for
dry foam
shampooing
carpets. It removes
dirt that sticks to
or penetrates into
the carpet layers.

65. 01
MAKING UP
BEDS AND
COTS

66. STRIPPING
THE BED
This refers to
removing all soiled
sheets in the bed.
Two people can
work together to
strip a bed faster
and easier.

67. MITERING THE
CORNERS
This refers to the
folding of the corners of the
bedsheet at the junctions of
the bed to give a neat and
finished look at the same
keeping the bedsheet tight
and secured even when the
person lying on the bed
moves about.

68. LOOSENING
THE BEDSHEET
(at the foot) of
the bed to allow
the person lying
down on the bed
to move his/her
feet freely.

69. 01
GENERAL
PROCEDURES IN
MAKING THE BED

70. 1. Pull bed
away from the
headboard.
2. Position
yourself at the
head portion.
3. Place the
bed pad at the
head side.
Straighten and
smoothen.

71. 4. Place first
sheet on bed
and allow to
extend over on
the end of the
head touching
the floor. Tuck
in. Miter corners.
5. Place second
sheet on top of
the first sheet,
allowing it to
extend over the
top of the bed
(wrong side up).

72. 6. Place blanket
on top of the
second sheet
with top
approximately 1
foot from
headboard.
7. Dress pillows.
8. Place
bedspread on
bed.
9. Smoothen out
bedspread from
center downward.
10. Return bed to
correct position.

73. ACTIVITY 8:
LET’S MAKE THIS!
Directions: Write
down the proper
sequence by writing
according to the
general procedures
in making the bed.
Use 1 whole sheet of
paper.
1.
2.
3.
4. 5.
6.
7.
8. 9.
10.

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