T/CDJZ 002-2025 Closet organizing techniques standards
T/CDJZ 002-2025 Closet organizing techniques standards
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5 Service Content and Process Standards Service Scope Simple Wardrobes: Temporary use or easily assembled cabinet bodies. Wardrobes: Cabinets used for storing clothes, typically divided into hinged doors, internal and external sliding doors, etc. Closets: Cabinets or wall units for storing or displaying clothes. Cloakrooms: Dedicated spaces for storing, organizing, changing, and grooming, typically divided into open, standalone, and built-in types. Service Tools Entry Tools Masks, shoe covers, and alcohol spray. Organizing Tools Gloves, label printers, wet/dry wipes, dustproof pads, trash bags, hammers, tape measures, electric drills, saws, markers, coat hangers, flanges, screws. Storage Supplies Flocked coat hangers, storage boxes, PP storage boxes, fabric storage boxes, underwear/socks storage boxes, etc. Service Process Entering the Work Area The organizer conducts an inspection of the wardrobe area with the client present, opening the cabinets only after obtaining permission. Based on the quantity and complexity of items, prioritize and organize the cleaning process. Emptying the Wardrobe Within available space, allocate appropriate zones for items based on total quantity. Prioritize by order of importance: bedding, bay windows, sofas, desks, floors (with floors serving as a last resort option; items placed on the floor are prone to dust and damage). Lay down dustproof pads in all designated areas. Cover all areas completely while ensuring adequate walking space. Arrange items by user category: men, women, children, elderly. By season: spring/autumn, summer, winter. Empty all items from the wardrobe and arrange them in corresponding dustproof pad zones. Sorting and Filtering Fine-tune item categorization by type: - Valuables: jewelry, documents, etc. - Clothing: long/short coats, pants, T-shirts, underwear, socks, etc. - Hangers: sort by style/color. Separately store bent, damaged, weathered, or hard-to-use h