Process Cleaning for Healthy Schools (PCHS) and the Ford Motor Company have more than a few things in common. How so? [More]

Psst. I’ll tell you a cleaning secret, one that can help you save time, money and enhance your sustainability programs. Best of all, it’s an easy to implement, readily available solution.

Drum roll please ... Use multipurpose products. [More]

At Washoe County School District, where PCHS got started, the daily average attendance record has risen by a remarkable six-and-a-half percent! [More]

We have been asked how PCHS selects green cleaning products. We can think of no better response than to share this excerpt from the book, Clean and Healthy Schools for Dummies (by Dr. David Mudarri). [More]

The non-profit Process Cleaning for Healthy Schools (PCHS) Consortium is officially supporting the promotion and distribution of the book, "Clean and Healthy Schools for Dummies" by Dr. David Mudarri, a publishing collaboration by the IEHA, Healthy Schools Campaign and Wiley & Sons Publishing. [More]

With summer officially here, tourism increases as well as public restroom use. A subject often avoided, public restrooms significantly sway consumer behavior and choices. Many people make it a personal mission to avoid restrooms they deem as dirty and go the extra mile to visit a clean one. [More]

Before implementing PCHS, custodians at the different schools in Douglas County were doing things their own way — there was no standard process or system put in place regarding how to clean a classroom or restroom. Since standardizing the school district’s cleaning processes and systems, Blumenthal says they have raised standards, cut budget and reduced absenteeism. [More]

Three young boys appeared at the door of a local Irish pub where I had stopped to talk with a native from Dublin about current issues in Ireland. “Got a bathroom?” squealed the shortest, dread-locked, underage visitor. “Back past the bar,” replied the barkeep. As a teacher for 41 years and an experienced toileteer, I saw an opportunity to work with students on restroom issues on a calm April day during spring break. [More]

This blog will provide insights about issues, thoughts, taboos and improvements I have learned from11 to 18-year-old citizens who use restrooms in public schools, libraries, parks, recreation centers and swimming pool complexes. Sight lines is a play on words about the space between the door and the partition in a commode stall. [More]