Jul 16, 2010
You could say ES100 from Enviro-Solutions eats soils. That’s because ES100 is a bio-active odor eliminator. It neutralizes bacteria that cause odor, replacing them with healthy, odor-free microorganisms that eat soils for up to 80 hours.
Jul 14, 2010
A July 2010 study revealed if, when, and why professional cleaning equipment users rent janitorial equipment such as vacuum cleaners, wet/dry vacs, floor machines, and extractors
Jul 14, 2010
The all-new Boxxer 323 from HydraMaster allows technicians to clean hard-surface floors and pressure wash surfaces using a powerful 23-horsepower motor, up to 2,500 psi, and—get this—instant 210-degree Fahrenheit heated water
Jul 14, 2010
EPA's new Lead RRP regulations require contractors performing renovations, repairs, or painting projects in facilities built before 1978 to use HEPA-filtered vacuum cleaners, such as Tornado Industries’ CVF 125.
Jul 08, 2010
With Green cleaning the key topic of discussion in the professional cleaning industry for years now, you’d think that just about everyone, including facility managers, would be clear as to what it is all about.
Jul 08, 2010
A May 2010 study entitled “Unlocking the Profit in Water Savings” found that water conservation is set to become a top priority for most companies over the next few years.
Jul 08, 2010
The Sustainability Dashboard Tool, designed for jansan distributors and others in the professional cleaning industry
Jul 07, 2010
Typically, patients admitted to a hospital room are most concerned about the doctors and nurses that will be attending to them. However, a new report finds it may be more important to ask, ‘Who was here before me?’
Jul 07, 2010
AlturaSolutions Communications announces that the electronic versions of Robert Kravitz’s two best-selling books, The Janitorial Contractors Bible and Get That Account! are now available in the Amazon.com Kindle Store.
Jun 28, 2010
A first-of-its-kind study evaluating residential water use and charges in 30 metropolitan areas of the United States finds that some drought-plagued, “dry” cities in the country actually have the lowest water rates in the nation.