BACKGROUND

Technical Field

This disclosure relates generally to cleaning systems, and more particularly to cleaning systems in accordance with predefined methods.

Background Art

Cleaning articles are frequently procured as generic, commodity components. For example, cleaning cloths may be purchased in a roll, with the technique, application, and usage of each sheet left entirely up to the end user. If the user has not been properly trained to use a particular cleaning article, they may in fact cause more contamination than they reduce. It is known, for instance, that cleaning towels and cloths accumulate numerous germs and bacteria during the cleaning process. When used inappropriately, especially within a healthcare setting, some cleaning products can actually increase the chance for transmitting infection. This problem is compounded when a user is attempting to clean rooms quickly, as they frequently fail to adequately clean contact surfaces. Moreover, even when cleaning slowly people often fail to adequately clean surfaces for a variety of reasons. These reasons include accidents, the fact that the person cleaning did not know the surface was to be cleaned, and so forth.

It would be advantageous to have an improved cleaning system teaching aid, and methods for cleaning articles, especially for use in health care applications.

