Cleanliness is the most important aspect to keeping up with locker rooms. No one wants to walk around barefoot on a dirty floor, or shower in a moldy shower. Cleaning the locker room daily is just as important as keeping up with cleaning gym equipment and the rest of the facility.

How to clean a locker room well

Cleaning a locker room after people come through from working out or swimming requires sanitizing as well as disinfecting. Dirt is relatively easy to identify, and when it’s gone, you can clearly see how great the space looks. But it’s the germs and pathogens that linger after the dirtiness in the locker room has been cleaned up that you can’t forget. Normal cleaning and scrubbing solutions won’t do the job that disinfectants and decontaminates will.

Cleaning for locker room

People will track germs and dirt from the outside as well as from the exercise, training, and pool areas. When combined in the locker room with sweat, humidity, and moisture, this is a prime situation for bacteria, mold, pathogens, and smells to build up quickly. Wet towels, gym clothes, and shower areas all create situations for these types of contaminants to form. In turn, the locker room becomes the perfect situation to spread contaminants like athlete’s foot.