Trampoline parks require regular cleaning and disinfection of their equipment.
Cleaning and Disinfection Methods: Trampoline parks need to regularly clean and disinfect their equipment. Diluted 84 disinfectant, Dettol disinfectant, soapy water, or disinfectant laundry detergent can be used, prepared according to the instructions. Cleaning tools include cloths and spray bottles, and ultraviolet disinfection lamps can be used as an auxiliary method.
Cleaning of Equipment Made of Different Materials: Plastic toys can be soaked in a mixture of soapy water, disinfectant laundry detergent, and bleach, then rinsed with clean water, dried, and exposed to direct sunlight. Fabric equipment can be cleaned using the same method, but should be placed in the sun for a longer period to ensure internal dryness. Iron equipment should be exposed to sunlight for at least 6 hours to kill bacteria.
Sponge Pool Maintenance: Cleaning sponge blocks is costly and is generally considered a consumable. The key to maintenance is to keep the venue well-ventilated, reduce dust contamination, and prevent mold and odor. Before installation, black hard sponge blocks can be laid at the bottom, and these should be cleaned and sprayed with disinfectant regularly.
Indoor Environmental Management: Ensure good ventilation and air circulation indoors. Utilize sunlight for ultraviolet disinfection of walls and floors.
Storage and Organization: Trampolines can be stacked, but stability is important to prevent them from slipping due to stacking too high or feet not being properly secured. Laying them flat is recommended to save space and ensure safety. Home trampoline frames are foldable for easy storage.
