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What Does Your Cleaning Equipment Cost You to Own?
When purchasing equipment to be used to clean your facility there are several factors to consider. This applies to all types of equipment ranging from vacuum cleaners, floor machines, burnishers, and carpet extractors to larger pieces such as battery powered automatic sweepers and scrubbers. These factors include the Life cycle of the equipment, the Cost […]
What’s New and Exciting with Tomcat Floor Scrubbers?
Here at the Rhiel Supply Company we have been selling floor cleaning equipment for about as long as floor equipment has been around. Industrial/Commercial automatic sweepers and automatic floor scrubbers have been a main part of our product line for years. One of the best lines we have ever sold is manufactured by Tomcat, a […]
Electrostatic Disinfection: What, How, Why?
Electrostatics is not hard to understand. Remember when you were a kid and you rubbed a balloon against your head? Rubbing the balloon against hair forms an electrostatic force between the two objects. When you rub a balloon against your hair, the balloon steals electrons from your hair. This leaves your hair positively charged and […]
My Scrubber is not Moving Forward or Backward
“My Scrubber is not moving forward or reverse. I’m not getting any running time”. This stays in the same theme as a series of posts I did a few months back that covered the most common automatic floor scrubber service requests we receive. To recap the first three I’m not getting any water on the […]
What is the ISSA CITS Certification?
What is CITS? There are a lot of people in the facility cleaning and facility maintenance industry that are just becoming familiar with the term. CITS stands for the Cleaning Industry Training Standard. It is provided through the International Sanitary Supply Association (ISSA), the leading trade association for the cleaning industry worldwide. CITS has been designed specifically […]
What is Touch Point Healthy?
This entry is a follow up to a post I made about a month ago dealing with proper surface disinfection. Take a few minutes to read that post first may help give you a bit of context. By definition, Touch Point Healthy means that all of the touch points in a space have been properly […]
A Brief Analysis of the RNC Norovirus Outbreak
As you may have read there have been 11 reported cases of what appears to be norovirus among the California delegation at the Republican National Convention. Whether or not it is norovirus this brings into question how situations such as these should be handled. (If you are an impatient reader and already understand what norovirus […]
Do You Properly Disinfect Your Surfaces?
As a society we smell a strong chemical odor with a hint of lemon and we think the surface has been disinfected. We spray bleach and wipe and we think we have killed germs. Who can blame us? That’s what has been advertised. That’s how, as a society, we have been conditioned to think. Products […]
Why Isn’t My Auto Scrubber Cleaning My Floors?!?
This the fourth part of a 5 part series on common problems with automatic floor scrubbers. In the past 3 I covered an overview of all problems to be discussed, a scrubber not putting water down, and when scrubbers aren’t picking water up. My automatic floor scrubber is not cleaning the floor. We hear this […]