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Childcare : Handling Soiled Laundry

Procedures need to be in place for the handling of  Soiled laundry, it should be kept separate from other dirty laundry and be identified as such, so that suitable precautions can be taken by the laundry staff. (wearing waterproof gloves and an apron). Staff should cover any exposed cuts or or grazes with a waterproof dressing. A COSHH assessment similar to that for clinical waste should be carried out for soiled laundry.

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