A new survey finds consumers prefer paper towels as a hand-drying method for efficiency and speed in the washroom.

Finding an industrial vacuum that matches the environment and application will result in more effective and safe cleaning.

The report also identified key players in the antiseptic and disinfectant market.

An American Cleaning Institute survey found that the pandemic-heightened demand for wipes is expected to last.

As we continue to inch beyond the pandemic, we are starting to see specific supply chain trends evolving.

Whatever the facility, prioritizing sustainable cleaning creates a healthier, greener environment for all.

As vaccinations increase and people become more comfortable visiting public spaces again, there will be greater demand for clean washrooms.

Post-COVID-19, there is no room for guessing or trial-and-error purchasing. If green cleaning is here to stay, it must be tried, tested, and proven.

Resin used for plastic production is in high demand but short supply.

Implementing touchless features is among the chief ways of ensuring and communicating hand hygiene.

Businesses are looking to make hygienic upgrades to keep returning employees and visitors safe. But have they considered the washroom? 

Consumers are increasingly scrutinizing product labels looking for another metric: the carbon footprint of a product.

Careful inspections and the best method and product choices lead to superior cleaning and carpet care.

Proper hand hygiene training, heightened cleaning, and access to hygiene products are essential to keeping schools safe.

The level of contamination was 10 times higher after volunteers had dried their hands with air dryers.

“Proper and effective cleaning strategies” do not just apply to high-touch surfaces, but also to floor and carpet care.

Product and service suppliers to the property and facilities management sector are among eight publicly listed Canadian companies ranked for highest global revenues tied to low-carbon business activities.