When there’s no proper place to empty a mop bucket, dirty water ends up in hand-wash basins or toilets. In a hospital, that’s exactly what shouldn’t happen. A mop sink gives housekeeping staff a dedicated, deep basin in the dirty utility room for filling buckets, rinsing mops and pouring away used water. It sits at a practical height, so heavy buckets are easier to lift and tip. It’s made in stainless steel that stands up to disinfectants and daily rough use.
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It’s a sink in the dirty utility room that’s used only for cleaning tasks, such as filling and emptying mop buckets and rinsing mops and cloths. It’s kept separate from hand-wash and clinical sinks.
Used mop water carries dirt and contamination from floors. Pouring it into a basin used for hand washing risks contaminating that basin, so hospitals keep the two separate.
A mop sink is mounted at a raised height so buckets can be lifted and tipped into it. A janitor sink sits on the floor, so heavy buckets can be set down and emptied without lifting. [VERIFY that this matches Jayna’s designs.]
In the dirty utility room or housekeeping store on each floor or department, so staff don’t have to carry dirty water long distances.
Every hospital floor gets mopped several times a day, and the dirty water from that work needs somewhere proper to go. Jayna’s stainless steel mop sink gives cleaning staff a dedicated basin for filling, rinsing and emptying buckets. It keeps cleaning work out of hand-wash sinks and makes a routine ...
