Federal law mandates "Care Labels," however they may not always provide valid information. The tags are attached during the finishing process of the furniture pieces and may not always end up where they belong.

The greatest determinate in choosing the right mop for the right job is understanding what you want done.

Pads or brushes used for the wrong service, or inconsistent for the floor coatings or finishes used, will yield unsatisfactory results.

Commercial Floor Care Magazine's signature Product & Literature Guide.

Take it upon yourself to educate the person making these purchasing decisions about how color and style affect a given environment.

Proper planning, staffing, training, equipment, supplies, delegation, goal setting and communication are key to building an effective retail cleaning program with your contract services provider.

The purchase of the appropriate pieces of equipment is only the beginning in a long-term strategy to maintain a quality arsenal of cleaning equipment.

A properly implemented plan will provide a company with the tools it needs to survive a disaster and get back to business as quickly as possible.

We have remained persistent in our principle goal of providing informative and stimulating articles. Included within the pages of this issue are extensive feature articles on: Sprucing Up Your Retail & Office Maintenance Program; Selecting Floor Care Equipment to Fit Your Facility’s Needs...

Restorers have been overwhelmed with stories of shrinkage, fabric deterioration, circling and sun streaking of window treatments. The probability of problems with is greatly reduced if restorers follow a few simple guidelines.