You must clean, repair, and maintain the building, grounds, and equipment to protect the health of the children. This includes, but is not limited to:(1) Setting aside toys and equipment that are placed in children's mouths, or are otherwise contaminated by body secretion or excrement, to be sanitized before handling by another child;(2) Machine washing cloth toys, if used, at least weekly and when contaminated;(3) Machine washing all linens at least weekly, and when soiled or before another child uses them;(4) Sanitizing sleeping equipment before a different child uses it and when soiled;(5) Sanitizing potty-chairs after each child's use;(6) Emptying water play tables and toys used in water tables daily, sanitizing, and ensuring children and caregivers wash their hands before using the water table;(7) Maintaining sand boxes and sand tables in a sanitary manner;(8) Making all garbage inaccessible to children and managing it to keep the child-care center inside and outside, free of insects, rodents, and offensive odors, and disposing of it according to local and state requirements;(9) Keeping all floors, ceilings, and walls in good repair and clean. Paints used at the child-care center must be lead-free;(10) Keeping all parts of the child-care center used by children well heated, lighted, and ventilated;(11) Sanitizing table tops, furniture, and other similar equipment used by children when soiled or contaminated with matter such as food, body secretions, or excrement;(12) Clearly marking cleaning supplies and other toxic materials and keeping them separate from food and inaccessible to children; and(13) Using, storing, and disposing of hazardous materials as recommended by the manufacturer.