Activity no.

1 — My Ideas

“Sanitation is more important than independence” — Mahatma Gandhi

1. I strongly agree with Mahatma Gandhi's powerful statement because he included cleanliness and
sanitation in his way of life. To him, the goal was universal cleanliness. To maintain a healthy body
and a healthy environment, cleanliness is essential. It has an impact on public and individual hygiene.
All of us must be educated about cleanliness, hygiene, and sanitation, along with the numerous
diseases that might result from unsanitary living circumstances. Spit or clean your nose shouldn't be
done out in public on the streets. There are certain situations where the sputum is so contaminated
that it infects other people.
2. Between cleaning and sanitizing, there is a significant difference. Cleaning a surface eliminates clear
debris, grime, and dust from the surface. Sanitizing a surface ensures that it is clean and devoid of
apparent dirt pollutants that may be harmful to your health. Sanitizing is intended to prevent the
occurrence and growth of bacteria, viruses, and fungus, not to eliminate them.

Activity no. 2 — Fill me In

Kitchen tools and Equipments Column A Column B

1. Pots and Pans 🙂 ✔️
2. Silverware 🙂 ✔️
3. Range 🙂 ❌
4. Refrigerator 🙂 ✔️

Activity no. 3 — Sanitizing Table and Chair

Equipment Sanitation Procedure: Sanitizing Tables & Chairs

1. Use a wet towel to clean the table. Moisten a washcloth and wipe it over the table surface to get rid of
light dirt. A microfibre cloth or old t-shirt is better since it will catch any dust and avoid making the
final product with any fluff.
3. To get into the smaller spaces, such as between the cracks, you need to use an old toothbrush. A
toothbrush is a great tool for scrubbing hard-to-reach crevices. Keep one especially for use on your
sander. To clean the fissures, brush the bristles back and forth with lengthy strokes to clean out dirt
and dust.
4. Scrub the table with soap and water. Alternatively, use warm water and a few drops of dishwashing
soap. Wipe the table down, using a wet t-shirt or microfiber cloth, concentrating on places that are
grimy-looking and/or feel rough.
5. After making the final adjustments, wipe away any remaining dirt with mineral spirits. If the table is
difficult to clean, scrape the spots with a wet cloth soaked in mineral spirits. Try doing a test on a
little of the wood to make sure it will be okay to use mineral spirits on it.