Line washing training

The training content of linen washing mainly includes the following aspects:

1. Basic knowledge of linen washing: including the type, texture, color, weight and other characteristics of linen, and The impact of these properties on the washing process. At the same time, you also need to know what washing methods and detergents should be used for different types of linen.

2. Operation and maintenance of linen washing equipment: including the use and operating techniques of washing machines, dryers, ironing machines and other equipment, as well as how to perform daily maintenance and troubleshooting. Management of linen washing process: including operating procedures and management methods for linen receiving, sorting, washing, drying, ironing, folding, packaging and distribution.

3. Quality control of linen washing: including how to evaluate and control the quality of washed linen through visual inspection, hand feeling and instrument testing. Safety knowledge for linen washing: including how to prevent fires, electric shocks, slips and other safety accidents during the washing process, and how to deal with unexpected safety accidents.

4. Environmental protection and energy saving knowledge: including how to choose and use environmentally friendly detergents, how to save water and electricity, and how to properly handle waste water and waste gas generated during the washing process. Service awareness and communication skills: including how to communicate effectively with customers, understand customer needs and expectations, and how to provide quality services.

5. Hygiene and health management: including how to keep the washing environment clean and hygienic, how to prevent cross-contamination of linen, and how to protect your own health. Regulations and standards: including national and local regulations and standards on linen washing, as well as best practices in the industry.

6. Practical training: By simulating actual work scenarios, students are allowed to personally operate the washing equipment and perform operations such as receiving, classifying, washing, drying, ironing, folding, packaging and distribution of linen. to improve their practical capabilities.

Knowledge about linen

1. Linen, also known as sheets, quilt covers, pillowcases and other bedding, is used in public places such as hotels, guesthouses, hospitals, and schools. Bedding provided by guests or patients. Linen is usually made of pure cotton, polyester, linen, etc. It has good hygroscopicity, breathability and softness, which can ensure the user's comfort and sleep quality.

2. There are many types of linen, including bed sheets, quilt covers, pillowcases, bed covers, bed skirts, towels and quilts, bath towels, face towels, floor towels, etc. These linens have their own characteristics in design and color, ranging from simple and elegant styles to gorgeous and elegant designs to meet the needs of different occasions and consumers.

3. The key points for purchasing linen include: the material should be comfortable, breathable, and hygroscopic; the color should be soft and not easy to fade; the workmanship should be fine and flawless; and the size should be appropriate and consistent with the size of the bed. In addition, the cleaning and maintenance of linen is also very important. It should be cleaned and disinfected regularly to keep it clean and hygienic.