Orders for infection control products like disinfectants and other related items have increased across the nation as Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) continues to spread. Manufacturers of these products are having difficulty keeping up with demand, and your current disinfectant may be temporarily unavailable. If you can’t get the disinfectant you regularly use, other disinfectants, like bleach, can be used in its place.
The best auto floor scrubber for your business will enable your staff to be the most productive in the space being cleaned. But, there are so many options and finding the best one can be challenging. To ensure you make the most productive choice for your business, we compiled a list of the top 5 upright and micro floor scrubbers of 2020. One of the machines on that list is the TASKI® swingo® 150 E upright floor scrubber. What makes the TASKI® swingo® 150 E upright floor scrubber one of the best autoscrubbers? The TASKI® swingo® 150 E is small, with a scrubbing width of 13 inches, and it is lightweight, perfect for easy, quick cleanup in confined or high-traffic areas. Built with a low profile, this scrubber can fit in areas under 6 inches like shelves or under bathroom partitions. Maximizing versatility, this scrubber has a manually adjustable brush for when working with different floor types.
Choosing between several different walk-behind floor scrubbers can be challenging, especially when some of the machines offer many of the same features and benefits. To help you narrow down your choices, we compared the best 4 walk-behind floor scrubbers of 2020 in a previous article. The Clarke® CA60 automatic floor scrubber made it on that list. It offers some key benefits that make it one of the most efficient scrubbers. What makes the Clarke® CA60 walk-behind floor scrubber one of the best autoscrubbers?
Great tasting, good quality food and a pleasant dining experience is not enough to satisfy customers and encourage repeat visits. Customers desire a complete dining experience including everything from polite and attentive staff and short wait times to spotless dishes and clean restrooms. For many restaurant owners, the impact of long lines and spotless dishes is known, but it can be surprising to learn that a clean restroom has a direct impact on customer satisfaction and retention. A patron’s bathroom experience may not seem like it plays an important role in the overall experience but, more than 80 percent of consumers would avoid a restaurant with a dirty restroom—not just avoid the restroom, but avoid the restaurant altogether.
Consumers today are constantly on the move, and carry-out, delivery and third party delivery services have become the norm for many restaurants and other foodservice establishments. As a result, disposable take-out packaging has become an essential component of operation.
Broken equipment is not only frustrating but delays worker productivity. Understanding when your equipment is in need of simple maintenance like tightening a loose hose or cleaning a filter can save you the extra time of bringing it in for professional repair. Alternatively, it can also help you identify when it is a larger issue that should be professionally repaired.
Whether you’re a small facility looking to upgrade from the standard mop and bucket, or a large facility that needs to reach into tight areas, integrating a small scrubber into your cleaning routine will help enhance the look of your floor, improve hygiene, and boost worker productivity.
The Clarke® MA10™ 12E upright scrubber is the perfect automatic floor scrubber for facilities with small, high-traffic areas looking to upgrade from the traditional mop and bucket. Holding the same small footprint as a mop and bucket, this floor scrubber provides a more sanitary clean and drier outcome, ultimately minimizing disruption to occupants.
[Updated: March 6, 2020] There’s been a lot of attention around the recent emergence of a new coronavirus (2019-nCoV). While the majority of the cases are in China, 2019 Novel Coronavirus is now prevalent in the U.S. While cases in the U.S. remain comparatively low, WHO and CDC expect more confirmed cases. To help you navigate the best way to control the spread of this virus and to prevent an outbreak from occurring in your facility, EBP has gathered information from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the World Health Organization (WHO), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and several of our manufacturing partners.
Commercial floor buffers and burnishers are used to improve floor appearance throughout your facility. To remain effective, floor pads need to be periodically replaced after wear, and they should be removed after each maintenance procedure to avoid damage. In either case, if a floor pad is not properly removed and installed each time, it can negatively affect floor appearance, worker productivity, the safety of your occupants, and the life of your floor machine.
Common in most facilities, wet mops are used to complete various cleaning procedures. Wet mops are the perfect tool to combat floor stains in entryways, maintain heavy traffic areas, clean spill-prone spots, or to perform floor disinfection. However, there are several different types of wet mops, and each type is designed to tackle specific floor cleaning applications. Using the right wet mop for each cleaning procedure will allow your staff to achieve the best results.
