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How to Maximize the Life of Your Floor Scrubber
Purchasing an automatic floor scrubber is a worthy investment. Learn how to protect your investment and maximize the life of your floor scrubber with our maintenance tips.
What Are the Best Industrial Tools to Clean Up After a Hurricane
Floods and hurricanes always leave behind a trail of damage. Water finds itself in unwanted places ruining property and even bringing buildings down. After the disaster, people need to resume their normal lives. Following are some of the industrial tools that you need to use during clean up so as you are to be able to restore your property back to good shape.
Best Uses For an Evaporative Cooler in Texas
Evaporative coolers, better known as swamp coolers, can drop the temperature in a given space by over 25 degrees in hot, dry climates like West Texas. And it doesn’t use nearly the electricity that a standard A/C unit uses. That makes it a great option for cooling in this part of the state.
A Brief Guide to Greywater Recycling Systems
Clean water is obviously one of our most important commodities. Unfortunately, it is also something that we waste a huge amount of through flushing toilets, and washing your car. None of these things require fresh, clean drinking water, and yet that is what the majority of homes continue to use. However, by installing a water recycling system, you can cut down on the amount of water your business wastes and also significantly decrease your water bill.
Do I Need Different Floor Scrubbers for Different Types of Flooring?
Your floor is an important part of your environment and needs to be cleaned frequently. Choosing the right type of floor scrubber for the material your floor is made of will make for the most effective cleaning job. Using the wrong cleaning method for your type of floor can make it more difficult to clean or potentially damage the material, creating the need for expensive replacement early in the life of your floor. The following are some of the methods that work best for different types of floor materials.