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Safe Cleaning
Methods For:
Rugs,
Carpet
and Upholstery
Floors
Other
Hard
Surfaces
Toys
Linens
and
Clothes
Food
Items
Heating
and
Air Conditioning
Removing
Dust
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Safe
Cleaning Methods For: Food Items
If possible, throw out any food items that were directly exposed to
dust (i.e., fruit left out on tables or counters, dog or cat food
left in bowls).
Food items that were in sealed containers, i.e., jars, boxes, and
not directly exposed to dust are fine. Be sure to follow the steps
below for the outside of the sealed containers.
CLEANING
METHOD:
- WEAR a dust mask and
gloves.
- WET WIPE the outside
of all the containers using water or a cleaner appropriate for the
surface. Be sure to continually rinse your cloth/rag. If using
a bucket, do not rinse your cloth/rag in the cleaning solution;
either rinse in a separate bucket or a sink.
- When dry, WIPE the
surface with an electrostatic cloth, such as a Grab-It or a Swiffer.
For more
information contact: rc@eohsi.rutgers.edu
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Updated on Friday, June 03, 2005
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