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作成日 2025.09.16

As material living standards improve, so do people's material demands. Parents' expectations for amusement parks go beyond simple fun and childcare. The service, especially the sanitation, has become a key consideration for many parents when choosing an amusement park.

Clean Area Division

Indoor playground sanitation mainly involves two parts: cleaning the playground and cleaning the playground equipment.

Here, we'll focus on cleaning indoor children's playground equipment, hoping it's helpful.

Everyone knows that indoor playgrounds have a wide variety of rides and equipment, but how should they be cleaned and maintained? To maintain the lifespan of your playground, do you know how to clean playgrounds made of different materials? And how do you clean and maintain the trickiest sand and ball pools?

Today, we'll focus on tips for cleaning your children's playground, saving you time, effort, and money!

Site Gloor And Wall Cleaning

Playground activity rooms, floors, and walls should be disinfected daily with ultraviolet light. Ventilate the room regularly and disinfect with peracetic acid spray once a week. Toilets and urinals should be sprayed regularly with 3% Lysol.

Large indoor and outdoor play structures should be cleaned with soapy water, disinfectant laundry detergent, bleach, or a clean cloth, then wiped dry or dried in the sun.

Ocean Ball Pool

Ocean balls, with their vibrant colors, are a favorite among children of all ages. So, how should you clean a large number of them?

If you don't have a large number of ocean balls, you can use the following manual cleaning methods:

  1. Use a fishing net or a basin to collect the ocean balls from the pool and thoroughly clean the bottom of the pool.

  2. Wash the ocean balls by soaking them in a diluted solution of soapy water, disinfectant laundry detergent, bleach, or dishwashing liquid.

  3. Spray a no-rinse disinfectant directly onto the surface of the balls to disinfect and remove odors.

  4. Wash with diluted dishwashing liquid.

  5. Place the balls in a large bag and rinse under the faucet, or use excess netting to form a bag and rinse in the sink.

  6. Wash directly in the washing machine, remembering to use the gentle cycle.

If you have a large number of ocean balls, we recommend using an ocean ball washer. An ocean ball washer not only cleans, disinfects, and dries the ocean balls, but is also highly efficient and saves time.