Product Knowledge & Application Training

Putting Protection into Perspective | Getting the Most of Your Applications

TRANSPORTATION VEHICLE APPLICATION

TRAINING

TRAINING MODULE:

TRANS 2 -

The Science of Cleaning

In this module, we will discuss the first principles of cleaning - The Size (and order) of Soil and its removal. We will cover the tools you will need to properly clean both public and goods transportation vehicles and what the object is in cleaning and germ control.

Please watch the video and then take the quiz below.

The Science of Cleaning Vehicles

As you saw in this video, cleaning is all about the size and type of soil to be collected. Without removing the gross soil, you cannot get to the fine soil. Without recovering the fine soil, you do nothing to attack the microscopic soil where bacteria and other microbes live.

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What are the terms provided for the 3 Sizes of Soils?

Select all (3) that apply.

Huge Gross Miniscule Fine Molecular Microscopic

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What defines the term "Gross" when speaking of Soil Size?

Select the (1) correct answer.

It smells. It is large enough to see and pick up by hand or with a grabber tool. There are always 144 of them found in any room. It is 144 times the size of a microbe.

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What defines the term "Fine" when speaking of Soil Size?

Select the (1) answer that is accurate.

It is dressed nicely. It is too small to pick up by hand, but can be swept or vacuumed. It is so small it cannot be seen with the eye.

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What defines the term "Microscopic" when speaking of Soil Size?

Select the (1) answer that is most accurate.

It is too small to see with the naked eye. It is too far away to see without a microscope. It is not visible, so it is not important.

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What is the correct order for recovering soil from trucking and transport vehicles?

Select the correct order and grouping.

1) Gross; 2) Microscopic; 3) Fine. 1) Microscopic; 2) Fine; 3) Gross. 1) Gross; 2) Fine; 3) Microscopic.

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What is the better tool(s) for collecting FINE soils?

Select the (1) answer that best answers the question.

A dust mop or push broom. Gloves or a Grabber. A backpack or canister vacuum. A microfiber cloth.

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What is the best combination for collecting microscopic soils?

Select the (1) answer for the question.

Microfiber cloths, mops and Aqueous ClO2 Paper towels and glass cleaner Cotton rags, mops and neutral cleaner.

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Why use Aqueous ClO2 over other choices for chemistry?

Select all the answers that are fitting.

It is a biocide, effective against microbial contamination. It breaks down bio-film better than any other disinfectant or bleach. It is less hazardous or destructive than bleach. It is safer for cleaning staff than bleach. Being a tablet, it has a longer shelf than liquids. Being a tablet, it has a lower cost-in-use than liquids. It has a lovely floral fragrance. It is safe for use with microfiber.

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What is your target concentration for using ClO2 with microfiber?

Select the (1) correct answer.

10 ppm 1 ppm 100 ppm 1000 ppm

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If washed correctly, how many laundering can you get from a good quality microfiber cloth?

Select the (1) correct answer.

10 washes. 100 washes. 500 washes. 1000 washes.

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