Join
Sign in
Visit
our advertiser.
]
Visit
to view our advertiser.
]
Search Options
Search Everything
Search General
Home
Home
Management Forum
Technology Forum
General Forum
Members
FAQ
More ...
Home
»
General
»
Products & Services Marketing
»
10 Ways to Become a Greener Building Service Contractor
10 Ways to Become a Greener Building Service Contractor
General
A description has not yet been added to this forum.
Get this RSS feed
Home
Forums
Media
Visit
our advertiser.
]
Visit
our advertiser.
]
Visit
our advertiser.
]
Details
0
Replies
1
Subscriber
Posted
over 2 years ago
Options
Subscribe via RSS
Share this
Products & Services Marketing
10 Ways to Become a Greener Building Service Contractor
rated by 0 users
This post has
0 Replies |
1
Follower
Posted by
DanielFrimml
on
22 Nov 2010 10:37 AM
rated by 0 users
10 Ways to Become a Greener Building Service Contractor
Many building service contractors (BSCs) are now going Green, but just like their customers, many are baffled as to what Green entails and what steps they should take.
One of the first issues to contend with is what to do with all the old and not-so-Green cleaning tools, products, and equipment.
Although it may come as a surprise, experts generally agree that the most environmentally responsible thing to do is use up all the conventional products with the exception of those that might have the greatest negative impact on health or the environment.
As to equipment, replacing conventional vacuum cleaners after three years of service and floorcare equipment within five years or sooner, if possible.
Additionally, the following are the Top 10 ways BSCs can go Green:
1. Use only Green-certified cleaning chemicals.
2. Choose vacuum cleaners bearing the Seal of Approval from the Carpet and Rug Institute.
3. Group cleaning routes by geographic area to save on fuel.
4. Have workers carpool to job sites.
5. Select floor machines with built-in vacuum systems to help protect indoor air quality.
6. Use cleaning chemical auto-dispensing systems.
7. Encourage clients to install high-performance matting systems.
8. Transfer to cylindrical-brush floor machines, which use less water and chemicals.
9. Extend floor refinishing cycles; some conventional floorcare chemicals can be harmful to the environment.
10. Recycle, reuse, reduce—everything.
Daniel Frimml
Technical Support Rep
Tornado Industries
www.tornadovac.com
equipment maintenance tips
,
tornado industries
,
vacuum cleaners
,
cleaning tips
Page 1 of 1 (1 items)