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Ice and freezing temperatures can be a problem during the winter months. Potentially dangerous when accumulated in parking lots, steps, and walkways, ice can cause slips, falls, and accidents that can put a real dent in your winter. Aside from shoveling, scraping, and sanding, ice melt is one of the most common ways to deal with slippery and icy conditions come winter.

Winter months tend to keep students and faculty cooped up indoors, causing germs to spread more easily and for dirt to accumulate. With students spending an average 14,000 hours in school from first grade until they graduate high school, ensuring a clean learning environment helps promote health, safety, and productivity, while reducing long-term maintenance costs that affect tight school budgets.

Cleaning and maintaining commercial floors is a never-ending process. There's routine care (cleaning and scrubbing), interim tasks (buffing and burnishing), and restorative work (stripping and refinishing). All told, floor care can easily make up a large percentage of the time on any cleaning contract.

It seems floor neutralizer and neutral floor cleaner gets confused a lot. Using the correct product, in the correct manner, can save you hours of hard work and frustration.

Microfiber technology may be the most significant product innovation to the cleaning industry in the last century. It’s a quick and easy switch toward helping preserve environmental resources. In using microfiber material, you'll find that the key benefits extend beyond your workers' wellness. It helps protect the environment by reducing both your contribution to the waste stream and the use of water and harmful chemicals. In some cases, microfiber can totally eliminate water and chemical usage altogether.