The document discusses laundry functions and linen management in hotels. It covers clean linen deliveries, inspection of soiled and cleaned linen, storage space allocation, distribution of linen to departments on a clean-for-dirty basis, linen room requirements including storage and exchange areas, stock records, and types of linen items for rooms, restaurants, and staff uniforms. Uniforms must be properly maintained and laundered, and include items like aprons, belts, coats, pants, shoes, and more to project the right hotel image.
The document discusses laundry functions and linen management in hotels. It covers clean linen deliveries, inspection of soiled and cleaned linen, storage space allocation, distribution of linen to departments on a clean-for-dirty basis, linen room requirements including storage and exchange areas, stock records, and types of linen items for rooms, restaurants, and staff uniforms. Uniforms must be properly maintained and laundered, and include items like aprons, belts, coats, pants, shoes, and more to project the right hotel image.
The document discusses laundry functions and linen management in hotels. It covers clean linen deliveries, inspection of soiled and cleaned linen, storage space allocation, distribution of linen to departments on a clean-for-dirty basis, linen room requirements including storage and exchange areas, stock records, and types of linen items for rooms, restaurants, and staff uniforms. Uniforms must be properly maintained and laundered, and include items like aprons, belts, coats, pants, shoes, and more to project the right hotel image.
- Deliveries Clean linen is delivered back in the morning hours and evening deliveries are usually for guest laundry. - Checking and Inspection Checking the quantity to ensure that the amount of laundered linen tallies with the amount of soiled linen articles sent and as well as inspection of the quality of wash. ·Storage The amount of space to be allocated for storage depends on the size and type of operation and the quantum of linen supplies. ·Distribution to Various Departments This is generally done on a clean-for-dirty basis. Some hotels use other systems of exchange such as topping up or a fixed issue based on expected occupancy. In some hotels specific timings are fixed for issue of linen. ·Linen Room Requirements The following are the requirements of the linen room: 1. Storage shelves both open and closed 2. Hanging space 3. Reserve Stock storage 4. Drop counter for exchange of linen (stable-type door) ·Stock-taking and Records Many records are entered on a day-to-day basis for the exchange of linen between the linen room,laundry and floors / departments. 6.3.2 Linen Items Each individual piece of linen requires special consideration in terms of quality,type and size, besides cost. -Room Linen Bed sheets Pillowcases Blankets Soft Furnishing Duvets Bedspread/Bedcover Curtains/Draperies Cushion Covers and Upholstery Bath Linen Bath Towel Restaurant Linen Table Linen (Table cloths) Multan Banquet Frills (Satins) o Uniform Uniforms play a very crucial role in establishing and reinforcing the image of a hotel or restaurant.Ill- conceived and poorly co- ordinate uniforms worn by hotel staff can create a jarring note in the entire image projected by the hotel. One of the many housekeeping operations also include maintaining and laundering different types of uniforms listed below. TYPES OF UNIFORM *APRON *LONG COATS *BLOUSES *WOOLLEN *BELT OVERCOAT *BELL BOTTOMS *PULLOVER *BUSH SHIRTS *RAINCOAT *BOWS BLACK *SCARF *DUNGAREES *SAREE *CAPS *SALWAARS *COATS *SHOES LEATHER *GUMBOOTS *LOAFERS *JACKETS *TROUSERS *RUBBER SLIPPERS *TURBANS *KAMEEZ/ KURTA *TIES *LADIES SHOES *UMBRELLAS APRON BLOUSES BELT BELL BOTTOMS BUSH PANTS BOWS BLACK DUNGAREES CAPS COATS GUMBOOTS JACKETS RUBBER SLIPPERS KAMEEZ/KURTA LADIES SHOES LONG COATS WOLLEN OVERCOAT PULLOVER RAINCOAT SCARF SAREE SALWAARS SHOES LEATHER LOAFERS TROUSERS TURBANS TIES UMBRELLAS THANK YOU!