November/December Cleanfax Digital Issue Now Available

November 11, 2024

The Cleanfax November/December 2024 digital issue is now available online.

In this issue of Cleanfax, dig into a special edition of Unscripted, where Cleanfax and the IICRC discover how mold impacted a Florida family and what industry pros should know to help their customers. Then take a deep dive into the 2024 Carpet and Floor Cleaning Benchmarking Survey Report, sponsored by Legend Brands.

Also, get the tips and strategies you need on topics ranging from motivation strategies; methods for hiring the best workers; the impact of collaborations, consolidations, and closures on the restoration industry; and much more. All this is inside!

And so much more!

View the Table of Contents and see all that’s available in this issue.

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