For commercial cleaners, sustainability is the new green cleaning. Many facility managers remember when the professional cleaning industry first stopped using traditional cleaning solutions, products,

In the wake of the last few years, the commercial cleaning industry has changed and evolved, moving past a lot of the challenges we faced

In recent years, “green cleaning” has become important to businesses as a way to mitigate the cleaning industry’s negative effects on the environment. According to

Cold and flu season is well underway, and planning ahead will help keep guests and staff safe and healthy. Why not take a sustainable approach

What can we expect in commercial cleaning in 2023? In the last few years, there have been so many changes in hygiene and sanitation, from

A sustainable and practical solution to indoor air pollution

In today’s world, where hygiene and sustainability are top of mind, going green and using eco-friendly products in your facility may not be as easy as it sounds.

There are a few specifics office managers want to see.

ATP monitors are one of the most reliable indicators we have to measure cleaning performance, but they must be used properly.

PFAS chemicals can be so resistant to degradation that they could persist for hundreds of years; hence their nickname of "forever chemicals".

Made from citrus fruits such as lemons, limes, and even pineapples, these products have been used safely for centuries.

Traditionally, schools maintained their own janitorial staff on-site, but this is no longer optimal in many cases.

Myriad effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are thought to be driving the growth of the EVS market.

Keeping in mind the tangible benefits of ensuring clean indoor air in your facility is crucial to providing a safer and cleaner environment.

CIMS is the first consensus-based management standard that outlines the primary characteristics of a successful, quality cleaning organization.

Facility managers and BSCs are reassessing how they maintain safe office environments. Keeping best practices in mind is vital.

Due to the pandemic, we need much more objective, scientific surface testing, says Steve Ashkin.