The True Power of Clean – Dan Wagner – GEM Fest 2018
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Engineered Water in Cleaning – Part One Water is unquestionably the “Universal Solvent” and as such, every Technician should appreciate that water is essential to any cleaning process where a liquid is involved. This understanding allows the cleaning team to solve cleaning problems in the most effective, and most environmentally-safe, manner. Engineered Water (EW) – “Water engineered…
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A modest investment in cleaning produces substantial return With a Clean Facility! Cleaning is an investment in human health, the environment, and an improved bottom line. Discover more about the Value of Clean® with ISSA, the worldwide cleaning industry association and learn how a modest investment in cleaning can help facilities reap big savings. Did…
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Despite living in homeless shelters or in a car, with her mother and siblings for the past four years, Chelsea Fearce, graduated, this month, from Charles Drew High School, in Georgia, as Valedictorian of her class. She often studied at night by the light provided from a cell phone. Chelsea refused to allow her circumstances to serve as an…
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Larry is the second generation of Fagan Sanitary Supply and he has a lot to say about healthy, proactive cleaning and his journey to leave a family legacy. Watch and Listen as Larry talks with Dave Listen to the Podcast here. Post Views: 3,667
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Published in the October 2018 issue of American Cleaning and Hygiene Magazine Recently an article was published that stated, “Green Cleaning is Mainstream.” This might be true if you are only talking with a select group of followers who have changed their mindset, however, in the real world of cleaning, Green Cleaning is anything but…
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When it comes to retail stores, companies and researchers have been aware that two big factors affect purchasing – lighting and music. But recent studies have suggested there’s a third subconscious way of affecting shoppers moods – the smell or scent dispensed through out your store. To explain this, we must look at how the human…
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