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A working commercial floor scrubber or sweeper is a must to keep dirt, dust, and germs, to a minimum in any grocery distribution facility. But is yours operating like it should? Here are 5 signs you should watch out for so you'll know when it's time to call in experts for service.

In the food processing and distribution industry, advanced cleaning machines and systems are essential to preventing the spread of harmful bacteria and allergens. Learn how an industrial floor sweeper or sweeper-scrubber with HEPA filtration better prevents food safety hazards in compliance with FDA recommendations.

Believe it or not, leasing a floor scrubber can actually SAVE your business hundreds of dollars a month. We break down the benefits of leasing, from reduced labor costs to improved safety for employees and customers.

Industrial floor scrubbers and sweepers can be a significant investment for a business, so we understand why it’s tempting to chase that low price you saw while searching for a new machine. Factory Cleaning Equipment, Inc. president Rick Schott explains why that surprisingly cheap floor scrubber you find online may cost way more in the long run.

Regular floor cleaning machine training is essential, even for experienced operators. It seems like a no-brainer to make sure your workers are properly trained and maintaining a top-level of machine proficiency. However, as we all know, this is more of a challenge in practice than it is in theory. Follow our guidelines for effective retraining to keep your facility safe.

Using an industrial floor sweeper in your warehouse, distribution center, or machine shop is essential, and the benefits are clear. Learn why you also need to scrub your facility’s floors regularly to get the best results.

Grease, oil, and dirt don’t all clean the same. Our floor cleaning experts explain how to select the right detergent for your floor scrubber to tackle the specific needs of your facility.

You don't have to live with tire marks on your warehouse floors! Learn the best ways to clean rubber tire marks from sealed and epoxy coated floors to keep your surfaces clean and safe.

Learn the 5 criteria you should pay attention to when it comes to choosing the most effective disinfectant or sanitizer chemical for your floor or hard surface.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has significantly reduced the permissible exposure level (PEL) of silica dust to help protect over 2.3 million American workers currently exposed to respiratory crystalline silica dust in the workplace.