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What You Need to Know Before Cleaning Tempered GlassWindow cleaning can be a cleaning company's worst nightmare. Although this type of cleaning service can be very lucrative, there are certain cautions to be aware of. One being tempered glass....
What to Look for When Buying a Vehicle for Your Cleaning CompanyYour cleaning clients' locations are spread out across town and possibly into the next county. It's your responsibility to get your equipment, supplies, and sometimes even your employees, to your customer's buildings in the most cost-effective and safe manner possible. Most service professionals rely on a cargo van, a minivan or pick-up truck for their company needs....
Offering Green Cleaning Services Requires the Use of Sustainable Green Cleaning EquipmentProviding green cleaning services to your customers requires more than just using green chemicals, it also requires the use of sustainable green cleaning equipment. Following the guidelines established by various independent organizations such as the U.S. Green Building Council, that meet the green requirements for chemicals and equipment should be included as part of your green cleaning program....
Conditions That Affect Performance of Cleaning ChemicalsDid you know that there are a number of conditions that can affect the performance of the cleaning chemicals you use? Read this article and learn how to use your chemicals more effectively....
eBook for Members: Consumables Management for Commercial Cleaning CompaniesManaging consumable products like toilet paper, hand towels and soap for your commercial cleaning clients is expected of commercial cleaning companies these days. Learn how to manage it all with this eBook and free forms. Learn how to successfully and profitably manage what to buy, where to buy, storage, inventory management, all the way to invoicing. Your customers will no longer have to rely on in-house staff to manage and perform the duties necessary to manage consumables and can look to you to fulfill this need. This will save them time and money by improving their building operations and efficiencies while adding additional revenue to your bottom line....
Why Taking Care of Cleaning Equipment Adds to the Bottom Line of your Commercial Cleaning BusinessTaking care of your cleaning equipment not only extends the life of your machines, but it adds to the bottom line of your commercial cleaning business too. Cleaning equipment such as vacuums, buffing machines, and automatic scrubbers can last years longer with the proper care. Caring for your cleaning equipment also shows your clients that you are a professional and you are serious when it comes to making their buildings look good!...
How to Choose the Right Microfiber Cloth for the JobIf you use microfiber cleaning cloths, then you've probably discovered that there are different grades of cloth available for different tasks. Most manufacturers will carry at least 3 different types of microfiber cloths. So how do you know which one to choose?...
Ceramic Tile Training ProgramCeramic tile is one of the most common floor surfaces used in buildings today. It is durable and long-lasting, and after the floor is sealed with a penetrating sealer it needs little maintenance. But over time, tile and grout can become dirty and impregnated with soil. This training program walks you through maintenance procedures, step-by-step and gives you the tools you need to make your floors look great....
Stone Floor Care PacketThis packet of information on stone floor care was provided by Parish Maintenance Supply - www.Parish-Supply.com. #1 - Types of Stone Floors. #2 - Restoration / Refinishing of Natural Stone Floors. #3 - Methods of Polishing and Restoration. #4 - Wet Polishing for Terrazzo and Marble Floors. #5 - "Three Step" Terazzo Resurfacing & Polishing Procedures. #6 - An Education in Crystallization. #7 & 8 - Twister System Handbook and brochure....
8 Steps to Cleaning Carpet Like a ProIf you'd like to add a profitable stream of income to your cleaning business, then think about adding carpet cleaning services. Since this is a specialized service that requires an investment in education and equipment, you can charge more for this service than you can for general cleaning. But before jumping in feet first, make sure you follow these 8 steps to clean carpet like a pro....
Tips for Choosing the Right Wood Care ProductAre you confused by all of the wood surfaces available for floors and furniture? Cleaning and taking care of those surfaces can be a confusing task. Just as there are dozens of wood types, there seems to be an equal number of polishes to match. By learning to recognize wood types and care methods, you will be able to provide an important service to your clients....
Trash Can Liner BasicsMany janitorial companies supply trash can liners to their customers. So how do you know what to recommend? Trash can liners used to be judged by overall thickness. Now, however, they are broken down into the types of resin: low-density, linear low-density, and density polyethylene....
Trash Cans: Microbes Mean MoneyFoul odors are common in the cleaning industry. Let's face it: odor control is one of the main reasons we need to clean. There are few odors more pungent than that of a wet, dirty trash can. In an age of recycling, much of what we throw away is theoretically separated as "clean" materials. Dry paper, cardboard, and other recycled materials offer no opportunity for odors to exist. The combination of liquid, organic matter, and time is what causes foul odors. Where do these conditions exist? Of course, in the most commonplace of items, a typical trash can or bin....
What To Do When Your Vacuum Cleaner Stops RunningHas this ever happened to you or your employees? You plug in your vacuum cleaner, turn it on and nothing happens. You turn the switch off and on, wondering what is going on. You check the wall outlet and everything seems fine. Now what?...
EPA Regulations for Disinfectants and SanitizersIn order to protect the user and environment from potential hazards, manufacturers of disinfectants and sanitizers are required to label their products with certain information. They must also let the user know how and where to use the product....
What Types of Protective Gloves Should You Use In Your Cleaning Business?As a responsible cleaning business owner, the safety of your employees and customers should be at the forefront of your daily operations. Concerns over cold and flu viruses, and other communicable diseases are rapidly growing. The use of disposable gloves in the janitorial industry is not new, but many are unaware of the types of gloves available and their uses....
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