How To Create the Cleanest Workout Space

Your fitness members deserve the cleanest and safest gym possible. Here are 7 simple ways you can create the cleanest workout space:

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Tips for Storing Floor Cleaning Equipment

Taking care of your floor cleaning equipment prolongs its life and allows you to get more bang for your buck. High quality machines designed to increase workplace safety, maintain your floors, and protect them from damage must be taken care of...

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When is Renting Smarter than Owning?

You’re a mid-sized business that needs a floor scrubber around on a regular basis for routine cleaning, to gain the health and safety benefits of using a scrubber, and to keep your reputation up and labor costs down. Should you rent or buy the machine?

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Floor Scrubber Squeegees 101

One key advantage of using an industrial floor scrubber is the ability to leave floors virtually bone dry immediately after they have been...

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Tips to Avoid Damaging Your Machine

We often talk about what you should do to maintain your floor cleaning equipment. Empty and clean your tanks after every use. Rotate your brushes regularly. Water your ...

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How Equipment Purchases can Put Thousands Back in Your Pocket

If you purchased or plan to purchase new or used equipment in 2017, you could potentially put thousands of dollars back in your pocket. That’s right, thousands. And if you financed your equipment, it can ...

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Avoid These 7 Floor Cleaning Shortcuts

Let’s face it, we all like to cut corners from time to time. We’re all guilty of it. There are times when it is genuinely helpful, like opting for take-out rather than making that home-cooked meal, and ...

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Removing Flood Water Fast

The impacts of massive hurricanes and unpredictable storms often create catastrophic damage to homes and businesses. Here's what you should keep in mind when you need to remove water quickly.

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Tennant T500's Smart-Fill Battery Watering Saves Money

Finally after decades of dealing with the problem of poor battery maintenance on floor scrubbers Tennant has come up with the solution on their T500 Walk-Behind Scrubber. It is called Smart-Fill...

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Do scrubber and sweeper operators have to be trained to OSHA standards?

By Rick Schott Circle the author on Google+

While it may not take a rocket scientist to figure out a walk-behind scrubber or sweeper, some riding machines can be difficult to operate if not trained properly. Because OSHA has determined that this type of equipment is not classified as a powered industrial truck, it need not meet any requirements for section 1910.178.

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