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F0880
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Inappropriate Use of Non-Approved Cleaning Agents in Resident Areas

Waterville, Ohio Survey Completed on 06-18-2025

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Summary

The facility failed to ensure that appropriate cleaning agents were used for cleaning resident rooms and common areas, affecting 32 residents on the upstairs unit. Housekeeper #302, assigned to the second floor, used cleaning products she personally purchased rather than facility-approved chemicals. She did this for convenience, as the facility's chemical supplies were located on the first floor. The housekeeper used two Pinalen brand products, one for floors and one for surfaces and toilets, and did not measure the cleaning solution, instead estimating the amount used. Her supervisor was aware of and approved the use of these products. The facility did not have a policy regarding the types of cleaning products required to meet its cleaning needs. Review of the Safety Data Sheet for Pinalen revealed it is a household multipurpose cleaner not intended for industrial use or as a sanitizing agent. The deficiency was identified through staff interviews, observation, and review of product instructions and documentation, and was confirmed by the facility administrator.

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