What needs to be disinfected and shined in the Heads (restrooms)?

The correct answer focuses on the critical areas in restrooms that require thorough disinfection and shining for hygiene and sanitation. All commodes, urinals, and wash basins represent high-contact surfaces that are frequently used and can harbor various pathogens if not properly maintained.

Regular disinfection of these areas is essential in any facility, especially in a public or shared restroom setting, to prevent the spread of bacteria and viruses. Commode and urinal surfaces are particularly prone to contamination due to their purpose, while wash basins can also accumulate soap, waterborne pathogens, and dirt.

The other options, while also important for overall cleanliness, do not encompass the primary focus of high-contact surfaces that directly relate to personal hygiene. For instance, shower stalls and floor mats are significant but are typically related to different cleaning protocols and may not be as immediate in prioritization. Sink faucets, while they do need regular cleaning, are included within the broader category of wash basins but do not encompass all the critical areas that must be disinfected in the restroom setting.