information of covid
Although we obviously did not wait for the Covid-19 pandemic to respect basic hygiene rules, recent events have forced us to redefine the notion of “cleanliness” within our establishment.
Also, and to ensure both the well-being of our guests and health safety, here are our 7 golden rules now in force in our Chalet.
Aeration
The healthy air of the countryside, the breath of spring that fills the room when dawn breaks. Summer is coming soon, it is already there lurking in the still timid rays of an asserting sun.
The air, therefore, which swirls and renews itself in our interiors. He is our primary concern, he is what we breathe, he whose quality we will ensure.
Of course, and this is not new, we are never in the habit of organizing indoor barbecues, and even less so in the space reserved for our beloved guests. But now, and to ensure that it completely regenerates the atmosphere in your home,…
2. Respect for barrier gestures during cleaning
Just a few weeks, a few months ago, the mention of “barrier gestures” would have made you think of the guards of the same name who secured the roads when trains passed - who, then, could hide others.
But today, and having heard it constantly repeated, you know what these gestures cover: masks, gels, and gloves, the victorious triptych against the spread of the virus which so suddenly burst into our lives.
We strictly follow the directives issued by the government.
However, it is difficult to apply “social distancing” to cleaning a hotel room; we do not yet have a robot advanced enough to pick up the towels lying in the bathroom. One day, maybe...
3. Using a good disinfectant
During a pandemic, can we distinguish the “good” from the “bad” disinfectant? In itself, a disinfectant disinfects, it is understood and that is already very good. A disinfectant that degreases is a degreaser. And a disinfectant that “diffuses essential oils of lavender and orange peel” is a scam.
We use products in accordance with the standards issued by the Environmental Protection Agency.
That is to say that not only do they eliminate germs, bacteria and viruses, but they respect the integrity of nature, not emitting toxic substances.
4. Items to clean and disinfect
• Door handles
• Switches
• Remote controls
• Tables
• Fan and lamp chains
• Window sills and handles
• Thermostats
• Keys
• Hair dryer
• Guardrail
• Ironing boards and irons
• Trash cans and recycling bins
• Sinks
• Bathroom
• Faucet handles
• Showers and bathtubs
• Shower curtains and doors
• Shampoo, conditioner, shower gel and soap dispensers
• Hangers and luggage racks
• Nightstands
• Sinks
• Faucets
Don't forget after using them:
• Dishwasher
• Vacuum cleaner
• Washer/dryer