A floor scrubber or sweeper is a precious investment that you want to last. The very last thing you want is to be damaging your machine without realizing it. With these 5 simple tips, you can avoid damaging your machine so you get the most out of your equipment purchase:
If you purchased or plan to purchase new or used equipment in 2017, you could potentially put thousands of dollars back in your pocket. That’s right, thousands. And if you financed your equipment, it can ...
Let’s face it, we all like to cut corners from time to time. We’re all guilty of it. There are times when it is genuinely helpful, like opting for take-out rather than making that home-cooked meal, and ...
Finally after decades of dealing with the problem of poor battery maintenance on floor scrubbers Tennant has come up with the solution on their T500 Walk-Behind Scrubber. It is called Smart-Fill...
While it may not take a rocket scientist to figure out a walk-behind scrubber or sweeper, some riding machines can be difficult to operate if not trained properly. Because OSHA has determined that this type of equipment is not classified as a powered industrial truck, it need not meet any requirements for section 1910.178. Learn more!
Not many products that were invented over 100 years ago are still as widely used as the mop, so it must be doing something right. With all things involving cleaning floors, there are ways to increase productivity and sanitation. Learn more about what mops might be okay for!
You have to consider many factors to accurately answer the question above. It also may just come down to your personal preference. Here a few things to think about when you are making a decision about how to obtain a scrubber or any other floor cleaning equipment for that matter.
Battery operated floor cleaning equipment has many advantages- but what about the batteries themselves? Are all batteries created equal? Read on to learn more!
Whether using a floor scrubber or not, there are a lot of choices when it comes to floor cleaning detergents and chemicals. Is it harmful to the environment? Is it organic? How much do I use? What types of flooring can I use this on? Will it make my skin peel off? Well that escalated quickly… We get it, it’s overwhelming!
With over 20 years experience, people often ask us, “Who makes the best floor scrubber in the industry?” We wish we could just give you one name or brand but it is just not that simple. The answer to this question for any type of machine is probably the same…“It depends.”
