Learn strategies for making carpet cleaning less disruptive in long-term care environments.
Consider these best practices for proper carpet cleaning training for custodial staff.
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.
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.
Learn more about the differences between hard surface flooring and soft surfaces like carpet to determine which is right for your healthcare facility.
The carpet cleaning brushes you select can have a big impact on stain removal and carpet lifespan. Learn more about the features to look for when buying brushes for carpet cleaning and why different types of brushes are necessary for different applications.
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.
Long-term care facilities that understand the facts behind carpet cleaning myths and go above and beyond in creating welcoming environments will be more successful at attracting and retaining residents.
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.
