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Jen from The Autism Helper shows how to deep-clean grimy classroom chairs at a car wash using commercial degreaser, then rinsing thoroughly with soap and water. The whole process takes under 20 minutes and leaves chairs spotless for students.
Jen from The Autism Helper shows how to deep-clean grimy classroom chairs at a car wash using commercial degreaser, then rinsing thoroughly with soap and water. The whole process takes under 20 minutes and leaves chairs spotless for students.
Hey guys, it's Jen from The Autism Helper. I had these chairs in my classroom and we cleaned them every day. We wiped them down with Clorox, we wiped them down with Mr. Clean erasers. Nothing would get that grime to move, so I want to tell you how we cleaned them. I brought them to the car wash. And no, I didn't just use soap and water. We tried here. That was my first approach, but I remembered that what was probably on that was Dirt, yes, but mostly grease and grime from our hands and our bodies sitting on those chairs for so many years. So what we did is we brought a degreaser with us. This is us spraying it on. We got the sides, we got the backs really well. And it's really important, guys, that if you do this, that you wash the chairs with regular soap and water after. We don't want any of that degreaser left on there when kids are sitting on those chairs. So this is us washing it off when we're done. Isn't that amazing? Look how spotless they came. Guys, think about all the equipment that we use in our classrooms. It's so important to keep our classrooms healthy and safe, and this is just one way to do it. My whole classroom, I had cleaned all the tables, all the chairs, all the equipment that I use, even like Little Tykes furniture. Done in under 20 minutes at the car wash. Look how spotless that is. Have a great day, guys.
