Resilient Floor Care Classes for 2019
Sign up here for a class today and get on the right track for 2019.
Resilient Floor Care classes are scheduled for January 2019.
Sign up here for a class today and get on the right track for 2019.
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Packaged products giants are increasingly catering to people whose cleaning style is to clean with a million touchups in as little time as possible. And they are willing to pay for products that help them do this. Ellen Byron has details on Lunch Break. Photo: Clorox. We are eating faster, talking faster, driving faster. So…
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GEM Supply and the Academy of Cleaning Excellence presented this THIRD session, of the Rock Star Supervisory series, at the FSPMA conference this month in Orlando. Here is the podcast of the presentation from Mike Ward’s book, “Who Swings Your Mop”. https://beyondclean.podbean.com/e/fspma-how-to-be-a-rock-star-leader/ Post Views: 3,916
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Denier is the unit used for measuring the fineness of fabric. Microfiber is incredibly fine with a denier of approximately 0.01 to 0.02. Compare this against the denier of a single strand of silk at 8, or a human hair at 20! We would also caution you to examine the denier of the…
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Sanitizing high-touch objects in non-critical care areas can be broken down into products, steps and frequency. Even though labor costs will often prohibit the dwell times required to disinfect surfaces in non-critical areas, I prefer to use the appropriate EPA-registered one-step detergent disinfectant to clean by spraying and wiping HTOs with color coded microfiber cloths….
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Have you met our A.C.E. director of training, Jason Soler? He has been in the cleaning industry since 1996 as a Custodian, Floor Technician, Trainer and Consultant. He is also registered as a Certified Trainer for the Florida School Plant Management Association (FSPMA) and Cleaning Management Institute (CMI). He is certified by the Institute of…
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Floor Care Tips Based On Traffic Conditions Soils such as sand, dust, grit and clay are invariably found on hard-surface floors. For the most part, their presence is not a significant problem-that is, not until “vehicles” — namely, people, carts and equipment — walk or roll over the floor. These dry soils have sharp edges….
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