Question 1

What happens to no-iron fabrics that are subjected to "thermal shock" in a washing machine?

Accepted Answer

A) The colors of the no-iron fabrics "bleed" into the wash water. 
B) The no-iron fabrics become wrinkled. 
C) The no-iron fabrics lose their elastic strength and tear more easily. 
D) The edges of the no-iron fabrics become more susceptible to fraying. 
A) The colors of the no-iron fabrics "bleed" into the wash water. 
B) The no-iron fabrics become wrinkled. 
C) The no-iron fabrics lose their elastic strength and tear more easily. 
D) The edges of the no-iron fabrics become more susceptible to fraying. B

Question 2

Which of the following statements about designing an on-premises laundry is true?

Accepted Answer

A) An on-premises laundry should be located as close to hotel guestrooms as possible. 
B) An on-premises laundry should not be located in an area or room with an outside wall. 
C) A cement floor with easily cleanable drains is ideal for an on-premises laundry. 
D) All of the above. 
A) An on-premises laundry should be located as close to hotel guestrooms as possible. 
B) An on-premises laundry should not be located in an area or room with an outside wall. 
C) A cement floor with easily cleanable drains is ideal for an on-premises laundry. 
D) All of the above. C

Question 3

"Water hammer" occurs when:

Accepted Answer

A) water flowing rapidly through a pipe is abruptly stopped. 
B) calcium and other substances in water clog a pipe. 
C) water is incorrectly treated by the water softener. 
D) water in hot water heaters is brought to high temperatures too quickly. 
A) water flowing rapidly through a pipe is abruptly stopped. 
B) calcium and other substances in water clog a pipe. 
C) water is incorrectly treated by the water softener. 
D) water in hot water heaters is brought to high temperatures too quickly. A

Question 4

Laundry chutes:

Accepted Answer

A) must be regularly checked for lint and dirt. 
B) should never be locked. 
C) are self-maintaining because the laundry cleans them as it slides through. 
D) should only be locked at night. 
A) must be regularly checked for lint and dirt. 
B) should never be locked. 
C) are self-maintaining because the laundry cleans them as it slides through. 
D) should only be locked at night.

Question 5

Regarding an on-premises laundry, the engineering department is responsible for:

Accepted Answer

A) maintaining laundry equipment. 
B) staffing the laundry. 
C) keeping the laundry's utility costs within budget. 
D) a and c 
A) maintaining laundry equipment. 
B) staffing the laundry. 
C) keeping the laundry's utility costs within budget. 
D) a and c

Question 6

What is the most common and costly mistake institutional laundries make when drying laundry?

Accepted Answer

A) applying too much heat at the end of the drying cycle 
B) taking too long to load or unload the dryers 
C) underloading the dryers 
D) allowing laundry to dry too long 
A) applying too much heat at the end of the drying cycle 
B) taking too long to load or unload the dryers 
C) underloading the dryers 
D) allowing laundry to dry too long

Question 7

You manage a large hotel's on-premises laundry.One of the laundry-room workers, whose job it is to remove laundry from laundry carts and sort it, comes to you with a complaint-his back is hurting from constantly bending over to reach down into the bottom of the carts to retrieve the laundry.He says that other workers are experiencing similar problems with the carts, which are simple canvas laundry carts from three to four feet deep.Which of the following actions is the best solution to this problem?

Accepted Answer

A) Find an excuse to fire the employee; he is just an injury lawsuit waiting to happen. 
B) Tell your boss that the hotel should close down its on-premises laundry and send the hotel's laundry to an outside contractor. 
C) Replace the hotel's carts with "raising platform" carts. 
D) Transfer the employee who is complaining to another department. 
A) Find an excuse to fire the employee; he is just an injury lawsuit waiting to happen. 
B) Tell your boss that the hotel should close down its on-premises laundry and send the hotel's laundry to an outside contractor. 
C) Replace the hotel's carts with "raising platform" carts. 
D) Transfer the employee who is complaining to another department.

Question 8

Top-transfer tunnel washers:

Accepted Answer

A) subject laundry to successive "baths" within the same cylinder. 
B) drain the water from the laundry before moving it along to the next bath within the washer. 
C) subject laundry to a centrifugal force within each bath in order to promote cleaning. 
D) transfer both the water and the laundry to the next bath within the washer. 
A) subject laundry to successive "baths" within the same cylinder. 
B) drain the water from the laundry before moving it along to the next bath within the washer. 
C) subject laundry to a centrifugal force within each bath in order to promote cleaning. 
D) transfer both the water and the laundry to the next bath within the washer.

Question 9

A cool-down cycle:

Accepted Answer

A) helps prevent laundry from wrinkling. 
B) keeps tunnel washers from overheating. 
C) can be a feature of both washer-extractors and dryers. 
D) a and c 
A) helps prevent laundry from wrinkling. 
B) keeps tunnel washers from overheating. 
C) can be a feature of both washer-extractors and dryers. 
D) a and c

Question 10

Usually, the most economical heat source for a dryer is:

Accepted Answer

A) gas. 
B) electricity. 
C) steam. 
D) coal. 
A) gas. 
B) electricity. 
C) steam. 
D) coal.

What happens to no-iron fabrics that are subjected to "thermal shock" in a washing machine?

Which of the following statements about designing an on-premises laundry is true?

"Water hammer" occurs when:

Laundry chutes:

Regarding an on-premises laundry, the engineering department is responsible for:

What is the most common and costly mistake institutional laundries make when drying laundry?

Top-transfer tunnel washers:

A cool-down cycle:

Usually, the most economical heat source for a dryer is:

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Exam 9: Laundry Systems

What happens to no-iron fabrics that are subjected to "thermal shock" in a washing machine?

Which of the following statements about designing an on-premises laundry is true?

"Water hammer" occurs when:

Laundry chutes:

Regarding an on-premises laundry, the engineering department is responsible for:

What is the most common and costly mistake institutional laundries make when drying laundry?

Top-transfer tunnel washers:

A cool-down cycle:

Usually, the most economical heat source for a dryer is:

The Role, Cost, and Management of Hospitality Facilities

Hospitality Facilites Management Tools, Techniques, and Trends

Environmental and Sustainability Management

Safety and Secuiryt Systems

Water and Wasterwater Systems

Electrical Systems

Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning Systems

Lighting Systems

Building Structure, Finishes, and Site

Lodging Planning and Design

Renovation and Capital Projects

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