Event Space Disinfecting Process
1. Prepare the Area
• Ensure all personal items, decorations, and trash are removed before disinfecting.
• Open windows or doors to ventilate the space while disinfecting.
2. Use Proper Disinfectants
• Use EPA-approved disinfectants or appropriate cleaning solutions effective against viruses and bacteria. Ensure you wear gloves and, if needed, a mask during the process.
3. Disinfect High-Touch Surfaces
• Focus on high-contact areas such as door handles, light switches, tabletops, chairs, counters, and the glass garage door handle.
• Use disinfectant wipes or spray directly onto the surface and allow proper dwell time (as per product instructions) for the disinfectant to work effectively.
4. Wine Cellar and Kitchen Area
• Wipe down the sink, dishwasher handle, fridge and freezer doors, and countertops with disinfectant.
• Ensure any appliances that were used are cleaned and disinfected, including buttons and handles.
5. Tables and Chairs
• Disinfect all farm tables and chairs, paying special attention to the backs and arms of chairs where people frequently touch.
6. Floors
• After sweeping and mopping, use a disinfectant solution for the floor. Mop thoroughly, especially around high-traffic areas, such as entrances and the kitchen area.
7. Patio Area
• Disinfect all surfaces, including outdoor furniture, railings, and door handles.
• If any high-touch items like heaters or light switches are present on the patio, disinfect them as well.
8. Restrooms (if applicable)
• Disinfect all surfaces, including sinks, faucets, toilet handles, and doors.
• Refill soap dispensers and ensure the space is sanitized and ready for the next use.
9. Trash Disposal
• After all trash is collected, disinfect the trash can handles and surrounding area.
• Safely remove gloves and any disposable cleaning materials, and wash your hands thoroughly after disposing of trash.
10. Final Inspection