Hard Floors

Facilities across the country are reexamining their hard floor care best practices in response to the global COVID-19 pandemic.

Hospital floors not only experience a lot of wear and tear but they also often spread unwanted pathogens.

A look at craftsmanship versus workmanship and how correct installation of flooring products is critical for performance and appearance

Protective pads on furniture can help protect hard floors from scratches and gouges as well as prevent carpet snags.

Ceramic presents cleaning challenges because of the two very different surfaces at play: the tile and the grout.

Trafficked by 2,500 employees every day, Turning Stone’s back-of-the-house vinyl composition tiled floors were wearing down and losing their gloss quickly despite rigorous care and maintenance. 

Single-use microfiber mops have the same cleaning attributes of reusable microfiber mops with the added benefit of eliminating the laundry process.

Key considerations for cleaning four different tile types: natural stone, porcelain, nonslip, and high-gloss.