How do astronauts keep their living quarters clean?
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They are surrounded by a vacuum.
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Keep your own food, etc, take turns buying the toilet paper. Spell out the cleaning chores (sweeping, vacuuming) before you move in, i.e. do it together every few days, but always clean up after yourself, like when you cook.
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Put your dirty clothes in the hamper; not on the floor. Put the toilet seat down. Put dirty dishes in the sink and WASH them!! And DON'T leave us to raise the kids while you hang out with your friends everynight.
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All space garbage should be recycled and composted into an ecosystem. Thats the complicated set of chemistry questions that goes wtih that particular problem.\n\nUsing large enough diameters and centripetal force we can generate strong enough and stable enough pseudo\ngravity to compensate for that problem. A chemical problem with a civil engineering fix.
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1.Grab a plastic grocery bag and go around to each room picking up trash (make sure to empty ashtrays and pick up pop bottles). Carry trash to your trash container and go to step 2.\n2.Grab any items that need to be washed with soap and water from each room. Put in kitchen sink. If  there is room, put in your burner covers from your stove. Fill sink up with dish soap. Let them soak a while and continue with the next step.\n3.Dust all cobwebs with a feather duster (electro magnetic type is best you can spin it between your hands when it gets dirty). Ceiling fans and hard to reach spots are best handled with a bent brush with a long extension. Continue dusting lampshades, entertainment centers, tables, etc\n4.Sweep and vacuum the entire floor you are working on (going room to room). This is imperative to ensure you won't track dirt from a previous room. In addition, if you want to get rid of hidden pet hair, you should move your furniture and vacuum or sweep those areas as well. I recommend using a dust pan with a handle to eliminate bending over when sweeping. \n5.Spray glass cleaner and furniture polish where needed and wipe. You want to do this after you sweep because the floor will get wet and will stick to your broom.\nBack to unfinished business!!\n1.Squeeze water over stubborn stains on floor and let soak.\n2.Wash all items soaking in sink or laundry tub (some water will splash on the floor and make it wet).\n3.Scrub stubborn stains on floor with a hand held scrub brush.\n4.Mop all floors. \n\nCarpet Cleaning\nMaterials needed: Tide laundry detergent, Pine Sol, Long handle scrub brush & bucket\nIf you have pets, take your scrub brush and brush against the nap. This will pull up excess hair before you get started. Next, put 1 cup of tide and a 1/4 cup of pine sol in a bucket & fill 3/4 full with scalding hot water. Dip your scrub brush in the bucket and scrub in the direction of the nap. Let dry, then vacuum.\nEmbedded Dust\nMaterials needed: Vaccum with attachments or Soft hair brush and scrub brush\nMany people blow off dusting on a regular basis. When this is ignored, dust will embed itself into everything. I use a vacuum with a brush attachment to remove dust on lamp shades, ceiling fans, blinds (still hung on the wall), pictures, furniture, walls, and even floor molding. If you don't have a vacuum with a hose attachment, use the following directions: To clean lamp shades, take a soft hair brush and gently sweep into the grooves of the shade. Blinds are a little tougher. You will have to take them off the windows first. Next, you need to spread them out expanded flat on your basement floor (by the floor drain) or place them outside on your lawn. You then proceed to scrub them with soap and water using a scrub brush. If you have access to hot water, this is best. Also, if you have a steaming device this is even better to loosen anything before you get started!
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Servicing the immediate needs of multiple tenancy in the rooms/apartments of a hotel/motel. \n\nThe job of a housekeeper is distinct from a cleaner in that a cleaner is generally involved with cleaning and servicing the greater part of a hotel/motel.\n\nEach day and when tenants leave the room/apartment a housekeeper would then change linen, towels, vacuum, clean, dust, tidy and replace the consumables in the room/apartment to return the room to the standard set by the hotel/motel.
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Using materials that thay had on board, they modified  Lithium Hydroxide scrubbers on the Lunar Module (LM), which  were designed for two people and could last for up to 53 hours.  With three people in the LM it was determined that the filters would be used up in 36 hours.  Unless something was done the crew of Apollo 13 would be lost.  The solution was to use the scrubbers from the Command Service Module (CSM), but they were configured differently from those of the LM.  Using only materials available aboard the spacecraft Gene Kranz and his team came up with a way to use the CSM's scrubbers in the LM.  \n\nThe crew gathered two LiOH canisters from the CSM, scissors, duct tape, cardboard from the LM's procedure manual and tubing used to circulate water and regulate the astronauts temperature in  plastic wrapped thermal undergarments to be used on the moon.  All of these items had to be assembled and joined to the LM's filter holder.  This was all done as the level of CO2 was reaching dangerous levels in the LM and the crew was save from one of the many dangers they faced.
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Well i think the eisiest way is not to have a messy room... it takes me a whole day to clean my room so ya i dont really know lolz
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Automated cleaning of everything. Push a button and your bathroom is sparkling. Push another button and your kitchen is free of grease and spots from top to bottom, including the floor. Push another button and your bed is made.
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Equipment you use, materials you throw out.  Think of a bulldozer (equipment) pushing dirt (material).  You keep the bulldozer and get rid of the dirt.\n\nGood luck.
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A air purifier is a start.  If its real bad, consider getting rid of carpets, rugs and pets.  Good luck.
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Wear gloves.\nUse a humidifier.\nGet rid of carpeting.\nCarry a wet towel.
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Cleanliness of the environment.
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most astronauts are military so they get their regular pay plus flight pay and maybe hazardous pay which amounts to a couple hundred a month. they get very little compared to a civilian airline pilot
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Get clean and stay clean.
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hydrogen sulfide, carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide.  Plus, you have to be concerned that there might be no oxygen in the air.\n\nEntering a sewer should be left for people trained in doing "confined space" entries.
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Toilets have various restrains (foot loops, thigh restraints, etc.) so that astronauts will not float away when he/she is using it. Also, due to weightlessness, the toilets rely on air and vacuum pump which creates suction to remove the waste. When urinating, astronauts use a large tube that is connected to the bottom front of the toilet. This tube also has air circulating through it carrying the urine to a holding tank. Anatomically correct urine funnel adapters are attached to this tube so that both men and women can use the same toilet.