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Ride on floor scrubbers are designed for facilities with larger, more open hard floor areas. They can help an operator cover more space during a cleaning shift, but the best fit depends on the building layout, cleaning schedule, storage space, and operator needs. When a Ride On Floor Scrubber May Be a Good Fit A ride on floor scrubber may be a practical option when a facility has broad, open routes and a regular cleaning program. Warehouses, distribution areas, manufacturing spaces, and other large facilities may benefit from a rider format when there is enough room to operate and turn... Read More

A floor scrubber has delicate components, so you’ll need to follow a few steps in order to keep your machine in optimum condition. Before you implement any advanced procedures, carefully read the owner’s manual for your unit. The booklet should have a chapter that addresses the maintenance requirements that are specifically designed for the machine. A simple maintenance routine can help protect the machine, improve cleaning results, and reduce avoidable downtime. Operators should inspect key components before and after use, especially brushes, pads, squeegees, tanks, batteries, and hoses. Before each cleaning shift, check: Brushes or pads for wear, buildup, or... Read More

Unclean establishments can turn away customers and could raise the ire of local health authorities. Cleaning up large commercial spaces, however, can cost a lot of resources and water, which is hardly ideal either for the environment or the proprietor’s wallet.