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Bio-Enzyme Cleaning products often collectively referred to as “Enzyme Cleaners” offer a number of benefits in addressing some of the most difficult cleaning challenges.  This article addresses how and where to use bio-enzyme products for best results. Using Nature to Clea

Bio-Enzyme products are an emerging category of green cleaning products that harness the power of cleaning chemistry with naturally occurring microbes that consume waste. This green chemistry is capable of doing more than just cleaning surfaces. What are Bio-Enzyme Cleaning Products a

An odor is one of the most noticeable characteristics of a building or facility, and a bad odor can serve as an indication to customers or visitors that the building is dirty, regardless of its appearance. Even if a facility appears or looks clean, it may not smell clean. Malodors can

Electrostatic technology has been around for a long time and is now common in the cleaning industry. It has helped improve cleaning methods for janitorial personnel. Hard to reach surfaces are made easier to clean with the capability of an electrostatic sprayer. Low and underneath sur

Recently, an article appeared in Facility Cleaning Decisions titled “Explaining On-Site Generation” authored by Heidi Wilcox. The article did a good job explaining the various technologies available and was written with a tilt toward the benefits of systems that claim to generate clea

A recent blog post from the Kline Group titled “Game Changing Jan-San Market Trends” offers a preliminary glimpse at an upcoming jan-san market trends study to be published by the Kline Group.  Multi-Clean was one of the many companies interviewed for the report titled:  &

Although they aren’t a new technology, bio-enzymatic cleaners are gaining popularity and getting looked at more closely by cleaning professionals, and rightfully so. However, many people question: What are they and how do they work? Bio-enzymatic cleaners are cleaning products t

The smells from rotting food or other organic waste is created by bacteria that are decomposing the waste.  One of the most common types of odor causing bacteria are called “proteus vulgaris”.  These particular bacteria create foul smelling by-products as they consume the waste.  To o

Modern cleaning products are evolving to help solve some of the biggest cleaning headaches.  The revolution to make cleaning products that work effectively while being safer for people and the environment is fostering innovation. Bio-Enzymatic products are an emerging category of gree