There are several facility maintenance and cleaning recommendations that hotels can lean on to keep allergies from impacting guest satisfaction.
During the winter, carpet can experience stains and discoloration. To keep flooring clean, BSCs must be prepared for whatever the season always throws their way. Read on to learn more about the top challenges associated with winter carpet care and how to solve them.
Whether your school is planning to reopen in the fall or wait until 2021 to welcome students and staff back, it’s important to establish an easy-to-follow routine for summer carpet maintenance.
This winter, make sure your hotel is prepared to keep carpet in great condition by developing and implementing a proper carpet care program.
Facility managers looking to protect carpet and maintain integrity and appearance during the hrash winter months should impliment an interim maintenance program that features quality salt removing carpet care products.
If you have already prepared your facility’s carpets for winter, it’s time to get your Whittaker Smart Care® System ready. With our efficient, cost-effective cleaning solutions and durable brushes and spotting accessories, you and your staff will be ready to handle all the ravages of snow, rain, and...
Between snow, salt, rain and mud, winter is the season when carpets take a beating. In order to preserve your carpets during the colder months, there are several steps you can take to prepare your facility and your carpet cleaning staff.
The first...
With June comes the official start of summer, and for many, a very busy cleaning season. Whether you’re an educational facility cleaning and preparing for a new school year or an office building that’s busy year round, we have some carpet care tips to keep in mind this season.
During the winter months, we tend to hibernate indoors. The windows stay shut, and we count down the weeks of cold weather as we come and go, dragging the dirt, snow, and salt with us. If that weren’t enough, did you know that the human body sheds all of its dead skin cells in just four weeks’ time?...
