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FLOOR CARE
WALL CHARTS
pH Principals
TILE COMPOSITION
Identification
Non-Resilient Tile: Clay, Concrete, Magnesite, Marble, Slate, Stone, Terrazzo, Travertine Resilient Tile: Asphalt, Cork, Linoleum, Rubber, Vinyl, Vinyl Composition, Wood
PRODUCT TECHNOLOGY
Floor Finishes
Floor Sealers
Sealer/ Finishes
Strippers
Maintainers
Cleaners
Systems
PROCEDURES
Floor Care Life
Cycle
Dry Cleaning
Damp Mopping
Wet Mopping
Automatic Scrubbing
Stripping
Sealing and Finishing
Top Scrubbing
Spray Buffing
Burnishing
Restoring
REFERENCE MATERIAL
Trouble Shooting Guide
Glossary
& Terminology
Helpful Hints
CARPET CARE
RESTROOM CARE EARTH-GARD
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DAMP MOPPING
HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU DAMP MOP? PROPER DILUTION OF CLEANERS
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Equipment needed: |
Chemicals needed: |
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1. Wet Mop and Handle
2. Bucket and Wringer
3. Wet Floor Signs
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- FLOOR CLEANER
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Procedures: |
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Damp Mop Instructions
- Dust mop the floor using the dry cleaning procedures.
- Position wet floor signs.
- Always wear protective goggles and gloves when handling
cleaning chemicals.
- Fill mop bucket with FLOOR CLEANER solution following
directions on the product label.
- Start with a clean mop. Place mop into cleaning solution.
Wring the mop thoroughly, it should only be damp, not dripping.
- Damp mop an area approximately 10" x 10", using a
figure 8 motion. Leave the floor as dry as possible. This will speed the drying process
and allow the floor open to traffic sooner.
- To prevent dirt from being re-deposited, change
FLOOR CLEANER solution frequently.
- Clean all equipment and return to storage area.
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- Always wear Personal Protection Equipment (PPE).
- Use cool water when diluting products.
- Always add cleaner to water. Never water to cleaner.
- Use caution signs as floor surface may become extremely
slippery.
- Use both sides of the mop. Turn the mop over, keep mop
on the floor and gently fold over to avoid splashing walls, baseboards, carpet, etc.
- Change solution frequently. Dirty solution cannot
clean the floor.
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