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Building a Rock Star Family
This week we will be talking to the Lead or Head Custodians at K-12 schools. These messages are from Michael Ward and his book, “Who Swings Your Mop”. Observe and Report vs. Mandate and Dictate What that means is; If you notice something not being done correctly, you must document and report it to your supervisor Do not…
Are You Using the ACE Online Campus?
The Academy of Cleaning Excellence, On-Line Campus is working for everyone. So far this month, Maria purchased the Accredited Infection Prevention Expert:https://classes.academyofcleaning.com/p/environmental-hygienist Yolanda purchased the ACE Master package; https://classes.academyofcleaning.com/p/ace-master-certification-package and the Marble Polishing course; https://classes.academyofcleaning.com/p/marble-polishing And several have taken advantage of the 7 (SEVEN) FREE courses. Have you used this avenue of learning like these people? Here…
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What is Electrostatics in Cleaning?
Electrostatics: is a branch of physics that deal with the phenomena and properties of stationary or slow-moving electric charge. Electrostatics involves the buildup of charge on the surface of objects due to contact with other surfaces. · Induction Charging: Electrostatic induction is a method to create or generate static electricity in a material by bringing an…
Who Invented the Vacuum Cleaner?
There were many people who had a hand in “inventing” the vacuum cleaner. Every invention and patent has made minor improvements and has evolved into what we use today. Many people are under the assumption that H. Cecil Booth, a British engineer, was the first person to patent the vacuum cleaner in 1901.[1] The first…