The Floor Scrubber
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Getting the best floor scrubber.
Doing commercial cleaning? Expanding your house cleaning business to include office cleaning? Already doing commercial cleaning jobs, or managing a commercial apartment or office building? This floor cleaning machine information is for you.
Scrubbers can be high-speed or low-speed. They can be used on wood, laminate, stone, tile or linoleum floors. Using a bonnet, you can clean commercial grade carpet as well.
Floor care used to be back-breaking work. No longer. Choosing the right floor cleaning machine allows you to clean all sorts of floor coverings, regardless of texture, and including grout! Forget about wet, heavy mops. Forget about sloppy, dirty buckets.
The basic technique for proper floor cleaning is to spray cleaning agent on the floor and then buff the treated area of the floor. Using this technique, you'll clean a large floor area consistently and evenly, blending sections together, to whatever level of gloss is desired.
If the building you're cleaning requires high gloss floor finishes, you'll want to choose a high-speed machine.
For floors that don't require a gloss finish, choose a low-speed machine.
Another important feature to consider is weight. (This is an important point for all floor care machines). A machine that are too light won't allow you to apply enough pressure with the rotating brushes or bonnets. Let gravity do the dirty work! A heavy machine will help bring the cleaning surface in contact with the floor for the best clean and shiny results.
In the end you need to consider how you plan to work, and what jobs you will perform, so you can make the right choice. That's why we're here. To help make your floor care choices easier, and choose the right floor scrubber for you, contact us. With free shipping, no tax, and plenty of guidance, Think-House-Cleaning.com!
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