Bedding Disinfection, Toy Sanitization and Laundry Protocols in Preschools

1. Ministry of Health Chloramine B Toy Disinfection Protocol
Systematic sanitization calibrated by pedagogical material types:
- Plastic, Rubber, and Varnished Timber Toys (Weekly Friday Routine): Washed in detergent water, then submerged entirely in 0.5% active Chloramine B solution (20g powder per 1 liter water) for 15-20 minutes, followed by freshwater rinsing and air drying.
- Plush Soft Toys and Textiles: Machine-washed in high-heat cycles exceeding 60°C and tumbled dry until thoroughly desiccated, arresting fungal proliferation.
- Electronic Learning Toys and Books: Surface-wiped with 70% medical ethyl alcohol or exposed to UV-C radiation chambers for 15 minutes.
2. Laundering and Disinfecting Dormitory Bedding and Sleep Mats
Cultivating sterile, refreshing resting sanctuaries for afternoon naps:
- Mandatory Bedding Laundering Cycles: Cleaned at least once weekly (and immediately following urinary or emetic accidents); each child maintains uniquely numbered bedding sets.
- Mattress Core Sanitization: High-efficiency particulate vacuuming targeting dust mites utilizing integrated UV-C bars, followed by medical surface wiping and open-air ventilation.
- Commercial High-Heat Drying: Tumbler drying at 65-75°C for 40 minutes, annihilating 100% of house dust mites and fungal dermatophyte spores.
3. Digitized Sanitation Audits and Chemical Inventory with EYC
Transparent environmental hygiene operations on the cloud:
- Digital Mobile Sanitation Checklists: Educators and janitorial teams log daily completed disinfection routines on mobile tablets with timestamped audit trails.
- Secure Chemical Inventory Monitoring: Automated tracking of Chloramine B reserves, medical alcohol, and detergent shelf lives across campuses.
- Parental Hygiene Visibility: Families view weekly bedding wash cycles and classroom disinfection logs within the EYC app, fostering immense institutional trust.
★Executive Summary
Freshly sanitized linens and meticulously disinfected toys embody an unspoken promise of unwavering devotion, clinical safety, and tender care protecting every child.
Before you apply this guidance
This article provides general information, not legal advice, medical diagnosis, or emergency instructions. Check the rules currently in force and consult the relevant authority or qualified professional for your specific situation.
References
- [1]
- [2]CDC Guidelines for Cleaning and Disinfecting Early Childhood Education Facilities· Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Turn guidance into a workable school process
Early Years Circle organizes admissions, tuition, classrooms, food service, and family communication in one connected workflow.
Related resources

PM2.5 Fine Dust Control and Indoor Air Quality Standards in Preschool Classrooms

Drinking Water Quality Testing Standards QCVN in Preschools

Otitis Media and Acute Respiratory Infection Prevention in Toddlers
Want clearer workflows for your school?
Talk with Early Years Circle about the day-to-day operational needs of your campus.