With many different options on the market, it’s important for facility managers to understand the importance of a quality vacuum and the impact of a bad vacuum.
There are some obvious lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic (such as the importance of surface cleanliness and personal hygiene), and there are also unexpected outcomes that BSCs and facility managers may not have previously considered. Learn more about what we've learned about carpet cleaning during a pandemic.
To reduce the risk of stains, maintain a stellar reputation and showcase heightened cleanliness efforts, universities can follow a set of best practices for dealing with the most common carpet stains.
As businesses reopen following the novel coronavirus pandemic, it is essential for building service contractors and facility managers to understand and embrace the new carpet cleaning best practices.
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.
Understanding best carpet cleaning practices will help your educational facility choose a carpet cleaning system that is well-suited for the various buildings on campus, as well as the staff members who are tasked with cleaning.
Being mindful of the differences between cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting carpet will help facility managers best protect occupants and visitors, as well as their carpet investment.
Whether it be a K-12 classroom or a college lecture hall, curating a safe and healthy school environment is a vital part of keeping student and staff immune systems and spirits high throughout the academic year. Sustainable school carpet care plays an important role in this mission.
With the proper carpet care procedures in place, universities and colleges can prolong carpet lifespan and prevent it from ending up in landfills prematurely.
Because body fluid stain removal can spread germs, it’s important to take certain precautions when conducting carpet cleaning and managing the equipment used for these processes.
