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Most facilities of any significant size require a commercial or industrial floor scrubber to keep the floor surface clean and free of debris, which otherwise may cause accidents and injuries. Most facilities want to perform cleaning tasks without interfering with their employee’s ability to conduct their activities by obstructing walkways with equipment or by having wet floors. The good news is that with a floor scrubber, the equipment can apply a cleaning solution onto the floor to break down dirt and grime along with a brush or pad to agitate and then follows up by a squeegee, vacuum, or a combination thereof to completely dry the floor after cleaning.

Some stains on many floor surfaces can be especially stubborn and difficult to remove. To work on removing a stubborn stain, scrub the surface to remove residue and neutralize the area. A combination of water and ammonia or baking soda should be used first, following by a rinse of water. The idea of having to clean concrete can be intimidating. But, it doesn’t have to be hard. With the right tools and products, you can restore your concrete floor to its original shape and enjoy it for years to come.

If you’re finally ready to get down to work and clean your floor you’ve been avoiding for months, well, let’s get started. You can remove some dirt and dust from your concrete floor using only water. But to get at those set–in stains, you will need a floor scrubber. In fact, many contract cleaners recommend that you clean your concrete floor with a floor scrubber before you wash the floor in a traditional way. Because concrete is porous, dirt and grimes seeps into the pores, nooks, and crannies, and is extremely hard to remove. Knowing what a floor scrubber is and how they work can help you save extra effort the next time you have a floor-cleaning project.

Having a clean work environment makes for more efficiency and healthier employees. A healthy work team mean less time off with more work being done making the business profitable. In addition, having a clean place to work reduces stress and makes everyone just a little happier. Choosing the right tools and equipment to achieve cleanliness is not an easy task. Here is specific information to help you choose the right floor scrubber or sweeper for your business.

If you’re running a busy business, you generally have a full schedule and may think that cleaning your office space or business is the least of your worries. But when the dirt does accumulate over time, you can have a real disaster on your hands that could interfere with the operation of your business. The right floor scrubber will make life much easier.

Cleaning can take time and what business owners have the spare time to get down on their hands and knees and scrub a floor? That’s why using an effective tool to get the job down quickly and efficiently has so many benefits. A floor scrubber is an efficient tool that is ideal for business owners saving time when cleaning

Educational facilities are challenging environments to keep clean, requiring a flexible and knowledgeable approach. Alphaclean offers some tips to ensure floor cleaning results come out top of the class.

If you were to compile a list of the busiest facilities, not just in Australia but right across the world, then schools, colleges and universities would surely be in the top three. Conventional term times are obviously busy, but these buildings are now also increasingly used out of conventional hours and dates. Before and after-school clubs, fundraising events, sporting activities, evening classes – the list goes on. This means that cleaning services need to be constant but flexible, providing a top class, clean and hygienic environment, which doesn’t inhibit the use or enjoyment of the buildings or facilities.

Flooring in schools needs to stand up to some tough treatment. Footfall is extremely heavy – from pupils, students, staff and other visitors – plus there are numerous deliveries to contend with, and the movement of items such as chairs, desks and sporting equipment. A huge amount of dirt and debris is walked into educational establishments every day, including fallen leaves, mud, oil and much more – and this can add to the demands made of floor cleaning regimes.