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> It's surprising it's that high (8%). I would imagine it takes as long to mop a floor that has pee droplets or mop a floor that doesn’t.

You might have to mop more often from complaints or inspection, maybe?

I don't think so, in every public place I've been they have a schedule and need to sign they did the cleaning at that time they had in the schedule.

Way back when I worked in a restaurant, there was that but then also if a customer complains they also go clean.

They're never going to be like "Oh, someone shat on the floor? We'll deal with that at the next scheduled cleaning."