Restrooms

A poorly equipped and maintained restroom can create a lasting and damaging impression.

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

Typically when we think of effective restroom care, we think of cleaning contractors along with the tools they use to clean and maintain public restrooms.

Find out what commercial restroom trends are on the horizon—and how they stand to change the methods, training, and tools many building maintenance providers currently use.

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.

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.

Most experts will agree that closed, sealed dispensing systems are the best line of defense against contamination and the best practice solution for delivering hygiene products.

Process Cleaning for Healthy Schools® (PC4HS) is designed to combine the best of zone cleaning with Team Cleaning®, or as it is sometimes called, group cleaning. With this approach, cleaning workers work as a team, but each worker has specific duties: trash collection, vacuuming, restrooms, etc.

A perceived benefit of sensor-controlled fixtures is that they save water. However, sensor-controlled fixtures can actually use more water than manually-operated systems.