Cleaning systems for washroom specialists.(Brief Article)
American School & University, July, 2002
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Byline: Allen Rathey
Cleaning crews using team cleaning and other methods demanding a high degree of efficiency are adopting processes and tools that enable better washroom cleaning without the need for big-ticket equipment purchases.
One system uses a set of cleaning tools that includes a sprayer on a belt (an ergonomic belt-mounted sprayer that makes cleaning surfaces faster and less tiresome for workers), color-coded microfiber cloths, and microfiber flat mops for wall/vertical surface/floor cleaning.
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