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• Winner of Kaivac’s Dirty Mop Contest Announced

  The winner of Kaivac's Dirty Mop Contest has just been announced. The winner is Alina Prodan from Chicago, IL who received 3,254 votes from Kaivac Facebook fans for her soiled mop. She will receive $500 for submitting what Kaivac Facebook fans consider the dirtiest mop entered into the contest. The contest began in October 2011 and voting began in November.

• Dirty Mop Contest Voting Begins

  In October, Facebook users were asked to submit photos of their dirty mops as entry into the Dirty Mop Contest, sponsored by Kaivac.

• Kaivac Introduces The Dirty Mop Contest

  Hamilton, OH – October 4, 2011 - Most of us in the professional cleaning industry have heard about those 'most beautiful bathroom in America' contests or 'the cleanest restroom in the U.S.' competitions. Well Kaivac, developer of the OmniFlex™ Crossover Cleaning system, is introducing a new challenge that is similar to these competitions, but with a twist. It's called the 'Dirty Mop Contest.' 'We know this may sound silly and get a bit yucky, but we've got a very good reason for starting the 'Dirty Mop Contest,' says Matt Morrison, communications manager for Kaivac. 'We want cleaning professionals as well as the public to become more aware of just how contaminated a mop can become.

• Kaivac Launches New Web Site

  After nearly a year of planning and collaboration, Kaivac, Inc., developers of the No-Touch Cleaning® system, has launched a completely redesigned and enhanced Web site. With a strikingly new, fresh appearance and format, the site was designed and developed by Paul Rathey of Silicon Mask Media + Design. Rathey is becoming well-known in the jansan industry.  His company has developed other jansan-related Web sites, such as KaiScience™, which is now part of the Cleaning Industry Research Institute (CIRI), as well as the Web site for the International Executive Housekeeping Association (I.E.H.A.). The site actually went live quietly a couple of weeks ago while it was being beta tested. No announcement was made at that time, although visitors to such social media sites as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and others saw notices asking them to visit the new site and provide feedback. “This is our fourth Web site,” says Matt Morrison, Kaivac’s communication manager.  “In many ways, each has been a work in progress because we have learned from each one and made improvements.” Morrison says that instead of planning the site based on what his company wanted to present online, working with Rathey, they changed their perspective and placed greater emphasis on what a visitor to the site might be most interested in finding. With this perspective in mind, new sections were added to this site.  Some of these new sections include: How We Can HelpSavings GuideHygienic Green CleaningA greatly expanded Knowledge Base, which includes White Papers, case studies, and other information about the Kaivac system. “These new sections not only enhance navigation, but help answer [visitors’] questions,” adds Morrison.  “We don’t want our visitors to search for answers to their questions;

• Kaivac Expands Online Savings Guides to Company Web Site

  HAMILTON, OH — Kaivac, developers of the No-Touch Cleaning® and the OmniFlex™ Crossover Cleaning systems announces they have expanded their ROI (Return on Investment) Calculators introduced a few years ago, replacing them with a new set of "Savings Guides" now on the company Web site. The Savings Guides (http://www.kaivac.com/savings-guides.php) are designed to be easy to use, address the cleaning needs of different types of facilities and different types of cleaning tasks, compare conventional cleaning methods with no-touch, spray-and-vac, and crossover cleaning systems, and provide considerably more information than the old ROI calculators.

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• KaiVac 1250 No-Touch Cleaning® System

  When it comes to restrooms and other heavily soiled areas, nothing beats Spray-and-Vac cleaning. Kaivac's No-Touch Cleaning systems are built for extreme soil removal, empowering workers to clean hygienically without touching contaminated surfaces. Plus, it cuts labor, chemical and equipment costs.Achieving great, consistent results is easy with these patented systems. Simply apply automatically diluted cleaning solution to fixtures and floors in a low pressure fan spray, and then rinse surfaces and floors with always-fresh, clean water. The built-in power of the indoor pressure washer flushes soils out of grout lines and tight places that mops can't reach. Finally, just vacuum the floor dry -- completely removing soils, moisture and contaminants from all surfaces, grout lines and crevices, leaving the floor virtually dry and soil free.The Kaivac 1250 is ideal for smaller areas. It boasts a 12 gallon fresh water and a 12 gallon recovery tank. The system is powered by a 500 p.s.i. pump and a powerful 3-stage wet/dry vacuum.

• OmniFlex™ Wet Vacuum

  The powerful OmniFlex Wet Vacuum is designed for heavy-duty commercial and industrial floor maintenance.Used stand-alone as a traditional wet vac, it’s great for picking up spills, detail cleaning, job site cleanup, flooding, vehicle and equipment detailing, and more. Or, it can be easily mounted on Kaivac’s OmniFlex trolley-bucket where it becomes an integral component of a high-performance OmniFlex Dispense-and-Vac or Spray-and-Vac cleaning system.

• KaiVac 2750 No-Touch Cleaning® System

  When it comes to restrooms and other heavily soiled areas, nothing beats Spray-and-Vac cleaning. Kaivac’s No-Touch Cleaning systems are built for extreme soil removal, empowering workers to clean hygienically without touching contaminated surfaces. Plus, it cuts labor, chemical and equipment costs. Achieving great, consistent results is easy with these patented systems. Simply apply automatically diluted cleaning solution to fixtures and floors in a low pressure fan spray, and then rinse surfaces and floors with always-fresh, clean water. The built-in power of the indoor pressure washer flushes soils out of grout lines and tight places that mops can’t reach. Finally, just vacuum the floor dry -- completely removing soils, moisture and contaminants from all surfaces, grout lines and crevices, leaving the floor virtually dry and soil free.The largest of the No-Touch Cleaning systems, the Kaivac 2750 is perfect for big facilities with high capacity needs. It features a 27 gallon fresh water tank, 500 PSI pump, 3-stage vacuum and the industry’s longest spray line and vacuum hose.

• KaiVac 1750 No-Touch Cleaning® System

  When it comes to restrooms and other heavily soiled areas, nothing beats Spray-and-Vac cleaning. Kaivac’s No-Touch Cleaning systems are built for extreme soil removal, empowering workers to clean hygienically without touching contaminated surfaces. Plus, it cuts labor, chemical and equipment costs. Achieving great, consistent results is easy with these patented systems. Simply apply automatically diluted cleaning solution to fixtures and floors in a low pressure fan spray, and then rinse surfaces and floors with always-fresh, clean water. The built-in power of the indoor pressure washer flushes soils out of grout lines and tight places that mops can’t reach. Finally, just vacuum the floor dry -- completely removing soils, moisture and contaminants from all surfaces, grout lines and crevices, leaving the floor virtually dry and soil free.The Kaivac 1750 is perfect for areas large and small. It boasts a 17 gallon fresh water and a 17 gallon recovery tank. The system is powered by a 500 p.s.i. pump and a powerful 3-stage wet/dry vacuum.