Health & Safety

Follow these 14 tips when handling feminine waste in restrooms.

Hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, fires, winter storms, mudslides, and earthquakes happen throughout the year all over the United States.

How do you ensure employees are following the right procedures to keep themselves and others safe?

Mold and mildew can make cleaning tile and grout a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be.

There are many factors that can impact a customer’s impression of your business. Unfortunately, there is one important area that we often overlook: the restroom.

Restrooms are consistently cited as one of the toughest areas to maintain—and the No. 1 source of customer complaints.

Consider that there are more than 80,000 different chemicals used every day in workplaces across the nation. Are you following protocol for labeling them properly?

Safety is an important topic for any organization; minimizing risks to staff and those we service is always a high priority.

Hands-free floor care scrubbers that can maneuver the halls of a hospital on their own are quickly becoming a sought-after solution in the fight against infection.

Last October, the United States' first Ebola patient was treated at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas, TX.

Achieving the utmost sanitary conditions in restrooms and locker rooms involves incorporating materials that stand up to destruction, offer bacterial resistance, and are easy to clean.