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BATHROOM CLEANING = Empty trash containers and pick up any other trash. * Replace soiled towels. All towels to be even in width and hung evenly lengthwise. No seams exposed. * Replace soiled bathrobes. Robes must be washed after each visit. « Check guest supplies and replace what is needed. # Replace toilet paper with new roll. Fold end into a “V” # Replace soap with new bar. * Clean mmrrors using glass cleaner. Start at the top and work down to the bottom. * Clean vanity and sink using all-purpose cleaner. * Clean toilet using toilet bowl cleaner. Squirt under rim of bowl and let stand a few minutes. Clean the rim, seat, hinges, base, all porcelain and hardware. Flush. # Clean the shower stall and walls. Place the dirty bathmat in the tub or shower stall and stand on the mat while cleaning. Use all-purpose cleaner and wipe down the walls and glass door. Clean marble with damp cloth. Clean the shower head and soap dishes. Rinse s hower stall with hot water after removing the bathmat. Dry shower walls, floor and door. Wipe down shower curtain. Place bottom of curtain outside of tub. Arrange curtain in pleats. * Clean the bathtub. Kneel on dirty bathmat. Using tissue, remove all hair and foreign material from tub and drain. Using all-purpose cleaner, scrub thoroughly, paying attention to sides of the tub. Rinse with hot water. Dr y the entire surface. Polish fixtures with a dry, clean cloth. NOTE: All surfaces must be clean of hair, smudges, debris, fingerprints, soap build-up and scum. No dripping faucets. No clogged drains. If guests are in residence, clean under toiletries left on the vanity and put back in a neat, orderly manner. 2/14/2005 50 DOJ-OGR-00015779