This business keeps 33,000 balls clean. Here's how they do it скачать в хорошем качестве

This business keeps 33,000 balls clean. Here's how they do it

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windso... Every Monday, the newly opened Slide's Indoor Playground closes the doors for an important task — cleaning each one of the 33,000 balls in its two pits. The ball pit is essentially divided into two areas with an empty side, where the mats are cleaned and the other end contains all the balls. A large machine ordered from overseas sucks in the balls with a vacuum-style hose, cleans them with a restaurant-safe cleaning chemical and spits them out on the other side. An ultraviolet light helps dry them off, concluding the three-hour process. "The playground right now is cleaner than my own home," said owner Safaa Serhan. "This place isn't massive, but we actually have 11 staff in total and it's because we want to keep up with the cleanliness and sanitizing of this place." Her three boys, ages three, six and seven, are a big piece of that home and the inspiration behind the creation of the indoor playground. It opened Nov. 1 on Dougall Avenue, although last week was the official grand opening. For more news go to our website anytime: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CBCManitoba?ref_s... Follow us on Facebook:   / cbcmanitoba   Follow us on Instagram:   / cbcmanitoba