As with any cleaning equipment, it is important for staff to understand how to maintain your carpet care machine(s) so that they are always ready for use.
Long-term care facilities can avoid the fallout associated with dirty carpet by assessing their carpet care programs and understanding carpet care mistakes to avoid.
How do carpet cleaners work? Knowing how the carpet care process works at a deeper level gives employees an appreciation for their hard work and encourages them to adhere to best practices to uphold carpet cleanliness. Read on to learn more about the science of carpet cleaning.
There are several facility maintenance and cleaning recommendations that hotels can lean on to keep allergies from impacting guest satisfaction.
New research from Whittaker takes a closer look at the sustainability efforts that commercial facilities should have in place.
Higher education institutions like the University of California, Riverside, Salisbury University and the University of Maryland rely on Whittaker’s carpet care system to keep their flooring looking its best. Learn more about carpet care in universities.
Learn how to win a Crystal® Spotting Kit in our "Whittaker Wow" carpet cleaning contest!
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to carpet care, even for facilities of a certain type. However, it is possible for facility managers of long-term care facilities to implement a carpet cleaning program that works for the specific needs of their organization. Take a closer look at the various factors that impact carpet care in these settings.
It is important for BSC service providers to understand the nuances of facility management in LEED-Certified buildings. What best practices can BSCs follow to ensure that they are serving their sustainability-minded customers effectively?
Learn more about low-moisture encapsulation carpet cleaning advantages, hot water extraction carpet cleaning, and how these two approaches can work well together.
