OLD PARLIAMENT HOUSE AND CURTILAGE HERITAGE MANAGEMENT PLAN 2008–2013

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9. Housekeeping Permitted Action Schedule Part C – Implementation Tools Old Parliament House and Curtilage Heritage Management Plan 2008–2013 131 5.12 METAL VENTS The vents should be periodically vacuumed to avoid a build up of dust and debris. This could be carried out with the monthly vacuum of the carpets. The head of the vacuum should be removed and the nozzle must be padded to avoid scratching the paint layers. 5.13 CLOCKS, TIMERS, BAROMETER AND OTHER SMALL FITTINGS Clean exterior of cases only, as for furniture: timber components, see section 3.6. 5.14 STATUE OF KING GEORGE V 5.14.1 Removal of dirt and dust Brush vacuuming (to be carried out monthly) ■■Hold the vacuum nozzle at least 5 cm away from the surface to avoid contact and possible damage of the heritage finish. ■■The vacuum cleaner hose should be fitted with a soft nozzle, or the normal plastic nozzle fitted with a soft protective cuff to protect the item from physical damage. ■■Use a soft bristle brush to brush away the dirt and dust towards the nozzle of the vacuum for removal. ■■A piece of thin rubber tubing can be connected to the nozzle of a vacuum with tape to allow better access to difficult-to-reach areas. ■■If the brush has a metal ferrule it should be wrapped in insulating tape to prevent it scratching the surface of the item. ■■Periodically brushes must be washed thoroughly with soap and water, rinsing well under running water, and allowing drying naturally before storing. 5.14.2 Removal Of Heavy Soiling Cleaners should not attempt wet cleaning of the statue or plinth, a conservator should be contracted to do this work on an as needed basis. 5.15 Fabric Window Panels: Over Windows in Chambers The window panels must be cleaned regularly so that they don’t act as a source of dust. It is recommended that they be taken down every 1- 2 years and vacuumed with an industrial strength vacuum cleaner.
9. Housekeeping Permitted Action Schedule Part C – Implementation Tools 132 Old Parliament House and Curtilage Heritage Management Plan 2008–2013 6 FREQUENCY OF CLEANING A cleaning schedule is outlined below. It should be used as the basis for the establishment of a regular routine. Small adjustments may be necessary, do not over clean. Material Location Frequency Method FLOORS Parquetry Chambers Zone Rubber Rubber Carpet (including stair vents) Entry and King’s Hall Daily Full vacuum Weekly Damp mop As required Machine buff Main Entrance Daily Weekly Full vacuum Damp mop As required (after a function and during wet weather) As required Spot clean As required (before a special occasion) Machine buff Chambers Zone: Entry Daily Full vacuum Politics & Party Zone: As required (after a function and during wet weather) Damp mop Stairwells and galleries As required Spot clean Strangers Gallery Daily Full Vacuum, Damp Mop Chambers Zone Senate and House of Reps Chambers and Galleries Daily Monthly As required Selected vacuum of high traffic areas Full vacuum (including Gallery areas) Spot clean Mats Entry Daily Full vacuum Carpet Politics and Party Zone Quarterly Wash out Office areas Daily Full vacuum As required Spot clean Main floor areas Daily Full vacuum As required Spot clean
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II Governing Council foreword The O
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