No matter what type of business you run, you've got multiple types of cleaning jobs to do. You've got restrooms, different work spaces, and maybe even offices or storefronts to consider. But just because you have a list of unique cleaning areas to attend to doesn't mean you need a roomful of specialized cleaning equipment. Specialization is for insects, as science fiction writer Robert A. Heinlein said. When you can simplify matters by just owning high-quality multipurpose cleaning equipment that performs several functions, you save your business time and money. Here's how.
Moisture
Moisture holds bacteria, and standing moisture encourages mold and mildew—even when it's from cleaning products left on your surfaces. Traditionally, business owners used paper towels or fabric rags to remove moisture, which usually left surfaces damp to the touch. A wet/dry vacuum like Kaivac's OmniFlex Spray-and-Vac removes all the moisture on hard floor surfaces, leaving them dry to the touch and safe to walk on.
Kitchen Floors
Restaurant kitchen floors are a special case when it comes to cleaning. The grease that gets deposited on kitchen floors mixes with traditional cleaning solutions, and mops will just spread the greasy mixture smoothly over the entire floor surface. Rather than using more cleaning tools that won't get your floors truly clean, you should choose a multipurpose system that can tackle many jobs at your facility. The Spray-and-Vac can cut through the greasy film and completely remove it instead of spreading it around. The result is a floor that's much safer to walk on.
Restrooms
The Spray-and-Vac can also handle cleaning commercial restrooms. Older restroom cleaning methods involve employees dragging around heavy buckets of cleaning solution and using dirty mops, which do more to spread bacteria than they do to clean it up. Instead, you can use one cleaning system to clean soil and germs from your restroom surfaces, including the tough grout between restroom floor tiles, and remove it along with any moisture left on the floor.
Front of the House
Whether you're dealing with snowy boots tracking ice and dirt into your lobby or dusty shoes bringing in dirt through the summer, your lobby or dining room floors can be just as much a problem as the back of the house. Traditional methods call for separate cleaning tools such as brooms, mops, buckets, and specialized floor cleaners. Instead of spending money buying all that equipment for cleaning simply one part of your business, you'll save time and money by investing in a system like the Spray-and-Vac. This multipurpose cleaning equipment works in every part of your business, saving you time, money, and storage space compared to other cleaning methods.
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