How to Clean your Lockers

Cleaning Lockers is a simple process that can be done using a few basic cleaning supplies. Here are steps on How to Clean your Lockers:

1. Empty the Locker(s): First, remove all the contents of the locker. This will make it easier to clean the interior.
2. Hoover or Wipe out any Debris: Use a hoover or a damp cloth to remove any debris, dirt, or dust for the interior of the locker. Pay special attention to any crevices or corners where dirt might accumulate.
3. Clean the Exterior: Use a damp cloth or sponge to wipe down the exterior of the locker. If the locker has any marks or stains that are difficult to remove, you can use mild detergent or cleaning solution to help lift them off.
4. Disinfect the Locker: To disinfect the locker, spray the interior and exterior with a disinfectant cleaner, paying close attention to high-touch areas like handles and knobs. Allow the disinfectant to sit for the recommended time before wiping it away.
5. Replace the Contents: Once the locker is clean and dry, you can replace the contents. If the locker has a shelf or other compartments, make sure to clean those as well before replacing the items.

Cleaning Plastic Lockers is slightly different as they are water-resistant, meaning you can hose them down using a pressure washer or jet wash all over and then leaving them outside to dry in the sun or overnight. Cleaning Plastic Lockers is much quicker and easier than other types of lockers as some lockers cannot cope with large amounts of water on them which damages and ruins them. Plastic Lockers can also be cleaned using a soft-bristle brush as their material is less likely to become scratched or chipped when scrubbing the dirt of with a bit more force.

By following these steps, you can ensure that the lockers are clean and hygienic, which is important in maintaining a safe and healthy environment, especially around young children in schools, universities, and colleges.