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Chapter 12 Beds, Linens, and Uniforms

1. Competencies for Beds, Linens, and Uniforms . Identify major types of bed spring and mattress construction and describe selection and general care considerations.Identify the types and sizes of linen used in hotel operations and describe general care considerations and linen recycling technique

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Chapter 12 Beds, Linens, and Uniforms

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    2. 1 Competencies for Beds, Linens, and Uniforms Identify major types of bed spring and mattress construction and describe selection and general care considerations. Identify the types and sizes of linen used in hotel operations and describe general care considerations and linen recycling techniques. Outline factors to consider when selecting uniforms for hotel staff.

    3. 2 Bed Springs Box Springs Flat Bed Springs

    4. 3 Types of Mattresses Innerspring Memory foam Latex (foam rubber) Air

    5. 4 Reuse Discarded Linens Housekeeping can reuse linens by: Making rags Replacing torn or worn dustcovers on the bottom of box springs Cutting down large sheets for crib sheets or aprons Cutting tablecloths into ironing board covers Selling discarded linens to staff members

    6. 5 Fabric Characteristics Cotton Strong and absorbent Available in a wide range of grades Good for napkins and bath towels Does not wash or wear as well as synthetic fabrics Can be starched Available carded or combed Wool Not as soft as synthetics and harder to wash Does not wear well

    7. 6 Fabric Characteristics Has tendency to felt or mat Available carded or combed Linen Used for napery Smooth, durable, and lintless Fast-drying and absorbent Expensive Can be combined with cotton to produce a less costly fiber

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