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What to Consider When Buying a Vacuum Cleaner
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We all use vacuums in our cleaning businesses, but what do you need to consider when buying a new vacuum cleaner?...#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#Learn More

Vacuuming for Health
Vacuuming for Health
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One of the most important maintenance tasks that your janitorial service will provide is vacuuming. Proper vacuuming not only makes a building look cleaner, but it also keeps a building healthier. Floors, whether they are carpeted or hard floors, are the largest horizontal surface in a building and are the places where everything that gets tracked in or falls out of the air will collect....#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#Learn More

Remove Trash Carefully!
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One of the most common tasks a cleaning company does is to take the trash out and it is usually given little or no thought. The following are the Do's and Don'ts of taking out the trash....#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#Learn More

How To Identify Carpet Fibers
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Do you offer carpet cleaning as a service in your cleaning business? Then you should know how to identify carpet fibers so that you know what to use to clean the carpet. For example, if you have a nylon fiber carpet, you don't want to use a chemical that exceeds 10.5 pH, or you can void the warranty....#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#Learn More

What is LEED and Why Should My Cleaning Company Learn More About It&##x3f;
What is LEED and Why Should My Cleaning Company Learn More About It?
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Across the country companies and businesses are becoming more environmentally friendly and many are starting to adopt LEED standards and protocols. Don't lock yourself out of a potential client by not understanding what LEED is. Preparing your company to clean "green" now can lead to more "green" in your pocket....#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#Learn More

Working with Cleaning Chemicals
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As cleaning companies we work with an assortment of cleaning chemicals. Your employees need to know how to use all chemicals they work with and be aware of where the SDS sheets are for the products they use. Following are safety tips that apply to the use of any product they may be using....#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#Learn More

Spray Buff Floors to a Sparkling Shine
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If your client's floors are clean and shiny it is a sign that your staff takes good care of the entire building. You can keep your floors sparkling and preserve your floors' high gloss finish through spray buffing. Doing the job right will help make your clients happy and enhance your cleaning company's reputation. There are secrets to doing a professional job while spray buffing....#application.mgbuilder.actiontypes.badge('','')#Learn More

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