Indoor Air Quality

Most of the poor IAQ culprits are ordinary building elements that cleaning and maintenance professionals handle all the time: HVAC systems, flooring, insulation, and paint.

Innovative HVAC methods—such as improved filtration, ionization and thermal destratification—grant facility managers the ability to safeguard the health of those within a building.

In this episode, Jeff Cross speaks with Jim Flieler of Charlotte Products and Sanjaya Abeysinghe, CTO of Optisolve, about why labor—not supplies—is the true cost driver in facility cleaning.

Hear how Ingredients + Specialties from Univar Solutions and Novonesis are helping organizations improve detergent development through technical expertise, ingredient support, and customized solutions.

When the right flooring is in place and properly maintained, it becomes easier for cleaning crews to manage dust, allergens, and fine particulate matter, allowing them to maintain consistent indoor environmental quality in busy, high-traffic buildings. 

Despite the sprawling variety of air purifiers on the market, every one of them uses some combination of just five technologies: filters, ionizers, ozone generators, ultraviolet light, and ultraviolet light with a target plate.

Cleaning is the foundation of effective medical device reprocessing (MDR)—and not all detergents are created equal.

James Nadeau with Reckitt, the company behind the Lysol Pro Solutions brand, explains the research behind that expectation and introduces Lysol Air Sanitizer.

Cleaning & Maintenance Management's infection prevention webinar offers practical tips on how front-end workers can help stop the spread of disease-causing germs.

In this episode of Straight Talk!, we examine the technology behind UVC disinfection and what it takes to keep it operating at its peak long after installation.

This DemoXperience also highlights the needs of environmental services (EVS) teams, who don’t have time for complicated systems or messy refills.

This discussion focuses on the “art of cleaning,” a lighthearted label the panel adopts to describe the well-known cleaning wheel.