Scrubbing every nook is not enough. Good cleaning calls for action, not just appearance. Teams wear gloves, masks, sometimes even eye protection. Surfaces? High-contact zones are wiped with medical-grade disinfectants—think door handles, light switches, even window latches. In UK, you’ll spot a rotation: change mop heads often, swap cloths between rooms, just to interrupt invisible germs. Some clinics use ATP testing to confirm surfaces are squeaky-clean, catching anything a rushed eye could miss. Basically, cleaning squads chase germs with relentless insatiability, making infection control almost a sport.
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