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For merchants operating indoor amusement parks, maintaining the cleanliness and good condition of amusement equipment is not only crucial for children's health and safety, but also directly impacts the park's reputation and operational efficiency. The following is a detailed guide to the cleaning and maintenance of indoor amusement equipment.

Daily Cleaning

1.Soft and Plastic Components: Common facilities like slides and ball pits should be cleaned daily. Wipe the surface of the slides with a clean, damp cloth to effectively remove dust and stains. The balls in the ball pit need to be cleaned regularly with a specialized cleaner, usually once a week. When cleaning, soak the balls in a diluted cleaner solution, rinse them thoroughly with clean water after a period of soaking, and then let them dry before use.

2.Wooden Components: For the wooden parts of amusement equipment, such as wooden climbing frames, first wipe them with mild soapy water to remove surface dirt. Be careful not to use too much water to prevent the wood from getting damp and deformed. After wiping, dry with a dry cloth to keep it dry.

3.Metal Components: Check metal components like railings and brackets for signs of rust. If there is surface rust, gently brush it off with a brush and then wipe it clean with a dry cloth. Wipe the metal components thoroughly on a regular basis (for example, once a month), and apply anti-rust oil appropriately to enhance the anti-rust effect.

Deep Cleaning and Disinfection

1.Regular Comprehensive Cleaning: Conduct a deep cleaning once a week to thoroughly clean all amusement equipment. Besides the daily cleaning parts, pay attention to areas that are prone to dirt accumulation, such as gaps and corners. Use tools like small brushes and vacuum cleaners to clean the dust and debris in these hidden areas.

2.Disinfection Work: Disinfection is a key aspect of ensuring hygiene. Select disinfectants that meet hygiene standards and spray or wipe them on the surface of the amusement equipment for disinfection. Areas that children frequently come into contact with, such as slides, handrails, and seats, should be the focus of disinfection. It is generally recommended to carry out disinfection operations after the business closes every day to ensure the equipment is hygienic and safe for the next day's operation. For the soft sponge parts, expose them to the sun on sunny days to use ultraviolet light for sterilization and disinfection, but be careful to avoid prolonged exposure, which may cause the material to age.

Equipment Inspection and Maintenance

1.Inspection of Structural Stability: Regularly check the connection parts of amusement equipment, such as screws and welding points, for looseness and cracks. For large-scale combined equipment like adventure playgrounds, conduct a comprehensive inspection at least once a month. If loose screws are found, tighten them in a timely manner; if there are problems with the welding points, professional personnel are required for repair to ensure the equipment's structure is stable and prevent accidents during use.

2.Inspection of Functional Components: For electric amusement equipment, regularly check the operation of key components such as motors and circuits. Observe whether there are abnormal noises, jams, or overheating of the motor during the equipment's operation. Conduct a simple inspection once a week and a more in-depth inspection once a month. If problems are found, repair or replace the components in a timely manner to ensure the normal operation of the equipment.

3.Environmental Maintenance: Maintain a suitable indoor temperature and humidity, with the temperature preferably controlled at 22 - 26°C and the humidity at 40% - 60%. An overly humid environment may cause metal parts to rust and wooden parts to mildew, while too high or too low a temperature can also affect the service life of the equipment. Install air conditioners, dehumidifiers and other equipment to adjust the indoor environment.