How do you clean vomit off a school bus?

Put on clean gloves. Take disposable cloths soaked in soapy water and wipe up remaining vomit and/or stool. Rinse the surface well with clean cloths soaked in plain water. Wipe the area with dry paper towels and dispose of all soiled/items/waste in a plastic trash bag.



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