The APPA Level Cleaning Scoring system categorizes cleanliness into five distinct levels, ranging from Level 1 (Orderly Spotlessness) to Level 5 (Unkempt Neglect). Each level represents a different degree of cleanliness and condition of surfaces within a facility. Here's a brief overview of each level: Level 1: Orderly Spotlessness: This level signifies the highest standard of cleanliness. Surfaces are free of dirt, dust, and debris, with an overall pristine appearance. Level 2: Ordinary Tidiness: While not as impeccable as Level 1, Level 2 indicates a well-maintained environment with minor signs of dust or dirt, which are promptly addressed through routine cleaning. Level 3: Casual Inattention: At this level, cleanliness standards may vary slightly. Some areas may exhibit dust or dirt accumulation, but overall, the facility is reasonably clean and presentable. Level 4: Moderate Dinginess: Facilities classified at Level 4 show noticeable signs of neglect. Dust, dirt, and stains are more prevalent, requiring thorough cleaning and restoration efforts. Level 5: Unkempt Neglect: This level represents the lowest standard of cleanliness, where surfaces are significantly soiled, damaged, or neglected. Immediate action is needed to address sanitation issues and restore a safe and hygienic environment.