Kit Reset Protocol
Our equipment is washed and disinfected before it enters your property
Two steps, in the same order, before every job.
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Equipment moves from one property to the next
Cloths, mop heads and machines are carried from job to job. The property changes each time. The equipment does not.
Once the work is done, whoever answers for the property can walk through and inspect the rooms. What was done to the equipment before it arrived is not something they can see.
So we made that part of the job a fixed routine, gave it a name and published it. It is called the Kit Reset Protocol.
Kit Reset Protocol
Wash, then disinfect
These are the published steps, in the order we carry them out.
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Wash
Equipment is washed before the job.
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Disinfect
It is then disinfected before it enters your property.
What stays fixed
- It comes before every vacate, carpet, workplace, care-site and food-premises job.
- Both steps are done before the equipment enters your property.
Questions worth asking any provider
They are fair questions for anyone who brings equipment into a property, us included. Our own answer sits under each one.
How was the equipment prepared?
Ask what was done to the cloths, mop heads and machines before they came through your door. Our answer: they were washed, then disinfected, before the job.
What happens to it between sites?
Ask where the equipment goes after one property and before the next. Our answer: it is washed and disinfected again before the next job starts.
Is the routine published?
Ask to read it. Ours is set out on this page.
More about the protocol
It is not reserved for one kind of property. The same steps come before each of these services.
Do I need to ask for it?
No. It is not an option to add to a quote. It is how every hygiene job starts.
Does it change with the type of property?
No. The steps and their order are the same before a vacate, a carpet job, a workplace visit and a visit to a care or food site.
Which products do you use?
This page sets out the steps and their order. It does not name products. If you need that detail for your own records, ask us when you enquire.
Does it replace what a care or food operator has to do?
No. Our routines support your own obligations as the operator; you remain the decision-maker.
Why is it called the Kit Reset Protocol?
Kit is our word for the equipment we bring to a job. Reset is what happens to it before the next one: it is washed, then disinfected.
Tell us about the property
Quotes are prepared on request. Ask us about the protocol when you enquire.
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