Sanitization Protocols
Comprehensive plan to provide proper sanitization for all areas of the church using proper chemicals according to the CDC (see below).
Phase One, Two, and Three:
Phase Four:
Same protocols as above with the exception of all rooms are booked a minimum of 48 hours prior to date of event.
Cleaning solutions and chemicals:
Phase One, Two, and Three:
- All rooms must be booked a minimum of 72 hours prior to date of event to allow proper time to sanitize
- Sanitization will occur 24 hours prior and after the event
- Trained personnel only
- Face coverings and gloves required for during application
- After sanitization, signs will be posted stating “rooms are closed” until a certain notice.
Phase Four:
Same protocols as above with the exception of all rooms are booked a minimum of 48 hours prior to date of event.
Cleaning solutions and chemicals:
- Bleach: used in toilets to keep from yellowing.
- Peroxide cleaner and disinfectant: used for floors and bathrooms. Peroxide is mixed for a dilution of 400 ppm which is in line with what the CDC recommends, we spray on, let stand for 4 to 5 minutes as recommended by the CDC, and chemical manufacturers.
- Super San Disinfectant: Is used to clean and disinfectant most everything. It is food safe, leaves no residue, is used in children’s area, preschool area, kitchen, etc. Super San is wood friendly. It is mixed for a dilution of 400 ppm. Is also sprayed on and is to let stand for 4 to 5 min. This chemical is also CDC recommended. This chemical is also used in the fogger, mixed at 400 ppm. A standard 30 minute “Do Not Enter” policy goes into effect to insure safety. Signs are posted. The fogger uses Peroxide and Super San which are mixed in a 4 fl. oz per gallon solution or a 2 fl. oz per half gallon. Quart spray bottles are mixed 1 fl. oz per bottle. Test strips are used to ensure the right mix of chemicals.