TS 9261
Workplaces – Rules for providing carpet and rug cleaning
This standard, carpet and rug cleaning service structural features of workplaces, management, employees, and covers the general rules regarding technical equipment.
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TS 9261 is a workplace standard for businesses that provide carpet and rug cleaning services. It defines a general framework for the structural layout, management, staff, and technical equipment of these premises, with the aim of supporting an orderly and controllable cleaning service environment.
Technical context for carpet and rug cleaning services
Carpet and rug cleaning is a specialized service focused on removing soil, dust, stains, and other use-related build-up from textile floor coverings. In practice, such services may involve staged operations such as pre-cleaning, washing, rinsing, water extraction, drying, and final inspection. Because carpets and rugs vary in fiber type, weave density, pile height, and construction, the service setup matters: the premises and equipment must be organized so that the textile is handled appropriately and the cleaning result remains consistent. This standard addresses the general organization expected in that kind of workplace.
General areas covered by the standard
- Structural features and physical layout of the workplace
- General management rules
- General principles related to employees
- General framework for technical equipment
- Workplaces providing carpet and rug cleaning services
The references listed with the standard include consumer-protection legislation and several TSE standards, which shows that the subject is not limited to washing itself but also concerns service quality, user expectations, and workplace organization. TS 9261 therefore functions as a general workplace-order standard for businesses engaged in professional textile-surface cleaning; detailed operating methods and implementation specifics should be understood in the context of the relevant sector rules and technical documents.
- Publication Date: 13.11.2014
- Standard Status: H (İptal Edilmiş Standard/Withdrawn standard)
- Publisher: TSE
- Document Language: tr
- ICS Classification: 03.080.30 Tüketiciler İçin Hizmetler ; 59.080.60 Tekstil Yer Döşemeleri
- Pages: 10
- Source Standard: - 4077 sayılı “Tüketicinin Korunması Hakkında Kanun”. - Halı ve kilim temizleme yerlerinin incelenmesi ve yetkilileri ile yapılan görüşmelerin değerlendirilmesi.
- International Equivalents: ---
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