Carpets

Keeping carpet looking fresh is challenging, but sometimes we make it more complicated than it needs to be. These tips from the pros can help out both you and your facility.

Removing a carpet spot or stain begins with identifying its origin. The stain's location, appearance, and smell can give you a clue as to the substance that was spilled.

Regardless of how short or long the length, there are three main ways to keep carpet in tiptop shape.

Each carpet fiber material has its own unique qualities, which occasionally makes cleaning one carpet type different from the next. This is why, when cleaning a carpet for the first time, it’s essential to know the fiber type.

Facilities that want to keep carpets clean between hot water extraction treatments have several low-moisture cleaning options. These methods use 99 percent less water than extraction, so people can walk on the carpet a short time after cleaning.

Follow these best practices for cleaning a commercial carpet to preserve its natural appearance and extend its life.

The average facility manager spends 80 percent of his or her budget on three tasks: vacuuming, trash collection, and restroom cleaning.

At the culmination of three decades of innovative vacuum technology, it is fitting that the GoFree® Flex Pro cordless backpack vacuum and ProBlade® floor tools are nominated for an ISSA Innovation Award, equipment category.

Caring for carpet squares—also known as carpet tiles—can be tricky.

Over five years ago, the university set in motion a campus-wide transition to a more efficient and effective cleaning program.

When purchasing equipment, understand how even the most simple upgrades can result in massive cash savings.

Vacuums are used by virtually every cleaning facility, so it’s important to have the right equipment and proper training in place to prevent injury.