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Mopping is often the best way to clean hard floors, but it’s important to make sure you are removing germs, not just spreading them. Although mopping may seem like a simple task, it can actually be confusing. What type of mop should I be using? How do I know I’m fully cleaning the floor? Am I being efficient? We’ve put together some tips, tricks and best practices for mopping...

Have you been cleaning with dirty tools? The common products you use to clean also need to be cleaned and sanitized regularly to be more effective and last longer. Here are some tips on proper cleaning procedures for the most popular cleaning tools...

Have you dealt with a floor scrubber that doesn’t seem to be fully cleaning the floor? The machine is working properly, but the floor you are cleaning still appears to be dirty, streaky, and dull. You’re using the right chemicals and your squeegee blade is adjusted properly, so what gives? Often times, properly sweeping before scrubbing can be the answer to your problems...

Spring has finally sprung and many people are eager to begin spring cleaning! In a commercial setting, this means adding on a good thorough cleaning of high traffic areas and those hard to reach spots that don’t get covered during regular cleanings. Start by determining a plan of attack and the products you will be needing...

You have questions. We have the answers. Our experts weigh in with advice to solve your toughest, most frustrating cleaning issues.

The vacuum cleaner is a ubiquitous tool in the cleaning industry evolving from a simple pump action tool to a fully electronic and often robotic device. It has cleaned its way through households and serviced those in commercial settings. For its 157th birthday, let’s have a look back at the invention and history of the vacuum....

From lavender and clean linen to citrus and ocean breeze, scented cleaning products are popular in commercial and home use. We asked our CleanFreak.com Facebook fans for their opinion and received great responses! It was also very apparent that not everyone is going to agree on which clean scent is the best...

People spend over 80% of their times indoors, which is why indoor air quality has become a top health concern. Various building materials, carpeting, paints, cleaning solutions, mold, pet dander, and poor ventilation can all have a negative effect on the quality of indoor air. Luckily there are some things you can do to reduce pollutants and improve indoor air quality.

Gyms can be hotbeds for the spread of germs and diseases. The warm environment and high amount of high touch surfaces make an ideal breeding ground for bacteria. It’s extremely important to have a routine cleaning schedule and be using the proper solutions and tools to make sure the facility is as clean as possible.