Vacuum Sample Clauses
The "Vacuum" clause typically outlines the responsibilities and procedures for cleaning or maintaining a property, specifically focusing on vacuuming floors and carpets. In practice, this clause may specify how often vacuuming should occur, who is responsible for performing the task (such as a tenant or landlord), and the standards to which the cleaning must adhere. Its core function is to ensure that the property remains clean and well-maintained, thereby preventing disputes over cleanliness and preserving the condition of the flooring.
Vacuum. 2.4.1 Properly vacuumed floor is free of all dirt, dust, grit, lint and debris. Corners and edges shall also be cleaned.
2.4.1.1 Area involved: all carpeted surfaces including entry mats.
2.4.1.2 Cleaned daily.
Vacuum. “Vacuum” shall mean that the surfaces shall be cleaned of debris, dirt and dust with an upright vacuum machine appropriate for the task.
Vacuum. Upon request of Seller the Buyer shall apply and maintain on Seller’s ▇▇▇▇▇ a vacuum substantially equal to that maintained on offset ▇▇▇▇▇ by gasoline plants. Up to such maximum Seller shall have control of said vacuum at all times.
Vacuum. The vacuum side of the tuners shall conform to UHV standards when closed by a lid and when tested with a continuous flow or at 1 bar absolute helium pressure. Leak tightness shall be defined after applying the foregoing conditions for >3 minutes, as a total leak rate measured on a calibrated He leak detector not exceeding 1 x 10-11 Pa m3s-1. The tuners shall meet all requirements at a vacuum of 10-8 mbar. Welds and other surfaces on the vacuum side shall not be finished by grinding or any other mechanical abrasion. The surfaces in contact with vacuum shall have a surface roughness of Ra≤1.6.
Vacuum. This service is to be performed at the time of spring assembly up to one hour, provided the pool is in condition to be vacuumed. If pool needs additional trips customer will be notified. N
Vacuum. Remove all surface and embedded dirt with a high efficiency filter suction cleaner (Filtering down to particles 1 micron in size).
Vacuum. (Any surface, floors, upholstery etc.) Use commercial or industrial equipment either, of the drum or upright type.
Vacuum. The Contractor shall vacuum all carpeted floors and leave them clean to the Contract Standard. This includes for all matting (including dust control, door entry and any other matting) in the area being vacuumed. The Contractor will remove all litter from all floor areas and dispose of it in accordance with Reporting of Refuse/Bulk Refuse (section “S19”). Each vacuum cleaner is to be regularly serviced and emptied to ensure efficient operation, noise, and dust control. All Vacuum Cleaners should be fitted with a HEPA filter as standard. Spot vacuuming will not be accepted in any circumstances and will be judged as a contract failure. The Contractor shall use a clean mop appropriate to the surface. In all instances where water is used on floors and stairs, the correct WET FLOOR SIGNS will be displayed prior to works taking place so as not to create a trip hazard. On completion of works and/or leaving the site, they will be removed from the work area. Any areas at completion that are still wet will be dry mopped. Spot Mopping will not be accepted as part of the cleaning visits. It is also expected that any fouling or hazardous spillages in communal areas, reported to the Contractor or noticed by the Contractor’s staff will be cleaned up immediately during the normal working day. The Contractor will mop each designated surface using an approved cleaning solution/agent in water. The water used for mopping should be replaced during carrying out activities on each floor, or as often as is required to ensure that the mop is cleaning the floor effectively, ensuring that all corners are cleaned during each attendance. Where it is not possible to mop underneath railings etc, the Contractor must scrub by hand to ensure all areas are cleaned. The Contractor will dry mop all surfaces to ensure the risk of slippages is minimized on completion. The Contractor will take care not to pour water so as to drip, cause staining or dampen items or surfaces nearby. The Contractor will be required to adapt the method for hard to clean surfaces and should always ensure that the finish is the best possible clean given the condition of the surface. Under no circumstances will more than one block be cleaned with the same container of water and chemical mixture used in another block. An anti-static solution is to be applied to all dust control mops before use. Dust control mops are to be thoroughly cleaned before use and periodically laundered. The Contractor shall sweep and/or brush li...
Vacuum. This service is to be performed at the time of winterization up to one hour, provided pool is in condition to be vacuumed. If pool cannot be vacuumed, customer will be notified. S