Vocabulary
Vocabulary II
Vocabulary 3
Vocabulary 4
Vocabulary 5
100

Refers to any item that is used over and over again for a long time before it has to be replaced, like a vacuum cleaner? 

What is Equipment 

100

I am long with strands on the end. I need water and chemicals to work.

a mop

100
What is the oldest cleaning agent

Water

100

I go from 1 to 14 and have either neutral, acid, or alkaline. I know how strong or weak something is by testing and looking at this 

PH Scale 

100

This kills many more germs than sanitization.  A chemical to be classified as such needs to be 99.9%  

Disinfection  

200

I am used to clean windows. 

Window cleaner

200

Is the temperature at which a chemical will catch fire 

Flash Point

200

What detergent is used with hard water it should contain __________ to remove salts

Water Softeners 

200

This is more effective method of killing germs.  This is commonly performed in Hospitals and other medical facilities. Hint: method of Germ control

Sterilization 


200

Some cleaning chemicals attract soil particles to themselves, allowing the soil to be carried away with the cleaning agent 

Adsorption 

300

I need an outlet, I am loud, I cannot clean up liquids. 

Back Pack Vacuum

300

This a type of soil: it's also called dust, see floating in the air and also can remove this type of soil with a broom and dustpan or vacuum. 

Loose, Dry

300

Germs that make people sick are called

pathogens 

300

The length of time that a cleaning solution or disinfectant stays on a surface before it is rinsed off or removed  

Contact Time

300

Involves a single cleaning/disinfectant chemical.  such chemical performs both actions at once, and neither the disinfectant nor the detergent interferes with the action of the other 

The One-Step-Process 

400

Standardize product bands from closet to closet  

A "corporate set"

400

These are consumable items that must be replaced when they are used up, like chemicals 

Supplies

400

(VOCs) are one of the things that makes cleaning chemicals potentially dangerous to people's health.  What does VOC stand for  

Volatile organic compounds 

400

This allows cleaning agents to get into the pores, cracks, joints, and seams of surfaces to loosen and remove dirt 

Penetration 

400

This refers to the rate at which a cleaning agent flows. 

Viscosity

500

Items that are not considered equipment but last through many uses, like a microfiber duster

What is Materials 

500

This is a type of soil: most dirt is mixed with grease or other wet materials, which makes it harder to remove off a surface. 

Oily, sticky soil

500

A Property called "surface tension" makes water bead up or form drops 

Wetting 


500

This is the lowest level of germ control.  it kills fewest number of germs, but is considered safe according to the public health standards.  This is recommended for food service and food preparations areas 

Sanitization 

500

Begins with removal of surface soil with some type of cleaning agent.  this is followed immediately with separate disinfectant that kills germs left on the surface

The Two-Step-Process 

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