Hygiene for Teachers
Hygiene for Teachers
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Glazed bricks or enamelled tiles are very impervious and readily cleaned, and therefore are very satisfactory as internal wall surfaces.
If the walls are plastered, it should be a durable, smooth, and non*porous variety, and it should be painted and var- nished. The surface will then be almost non-absorbent, and can be readily cleaned.
Great precautions should be taken so as to make the roofs water-tight, and protective against heat and cold. Slates and tiles are the best materials. Adequate me...ans must be attained to carry off the water from the roof as quickly 262 HYGIENE as possible, and the spouting must be such as to be able to cope with the maximum rainfall on any day in the year.
Floors should be made of wood blocks, and these laid on cement and concrete (see Fig. 115). If boarded floors and joists are used, the joists should be placed side by side, and the floor boarding nailed to the upper surface of the joists.
In order to abolish crevices, and thus facilitate sweeping FlO. 114.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Glazed bricks or enamelled tiles are very impervious and readily cleaned, and therefore are very satisfactory as internal wall surfaces.
If the walls are plastered, it should be a durable, smooth, and non*porous variety, and it should be painted and var- nished. The surface will then be almost non-absorbent, and can be readily cleaned.
Great precautions should be taken so as to make the roofs water-tight, and protective against heat and cold. Slates and tiles are the best materials. Adequate me...ans must be attained to carry off the water from the roof as quickly 262 HYGIENE as possible, and the spouting must be such as to be able to cope with the maximum rainfall on any day in the year.
Floors should be made of wood blocks, and these laid on cement and concrete (see Fig. 115). If boarded floors and joists are used, the joists should be placed side by side, and the floor boarding nailed to the upper surface of the joists.
In order to abolish crevices, and thus facilitate sweeping FlO. 114.
What to read after Hygiene for Teachers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Alun Richard Alun Rowlands to read onlineMoreLess
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