Check out the SC350 action!
Advance is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of high-quality commercial and industrial floor cleaning and maintenance equipment. Advance is committed to developing versatile equipment that supports both environmentally-friendly cleaning and facility cleanliness. Advance is a brand of Nilfisk-Advance, Inc.
Monday, March 12, 2012
Innovative Deck and Compact Design Marks a Breakthrough in Daily Scrubbing for Small Area Cleaning
The Advance SC350™ micro scrubber proves it's in a class of it its own, delivering faster, better and easier scrubbing. With a unique, fully-adjustable rotating deck and full battery-powered operation, the 14 inch disc delivers superior scrubbing with minimal downtime and less hassle.
Check out the SC350 action!
Check out the SC350 action!
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Monday, March 5, 2012
The Goal of CRI
Now that we've discussed the testing program for CRI carpet extractor certification and its benefits, let's wrap up this blog post series by taking a look at the goal of CRI.
Established in 1991, CRI is a national carpet and rug industry trade organization headquartered in Dalton, Georgia. CRI counts as its members over 90 percent of all carpet producers and raw materials suppliers in the United States. In 2000, CRI established a Green Label vacuum certification program in response to an industry need for a common standard in environmental certification. CRI views standardization and certification as an important part of its mission, and certifies carpets, cushions and adhesives in addition to vacuums and extractors.
When evaluating carpet extractors, consider products that bear the CRI Seal of Approval. The environmental and cleaning performance of CRI-tested and approved extractors can help you save time and labor costs, increase the life of flooring and improve a facility’s indoor air quality.
Established in 1991, CRI is a national carpet and rug industry trade organization headquartered in Dalton, Georgia. CRI counts as its members over 90 percent of all carpet producers and raw materials suppliers in the United States. In 2000, CRI established a Green Label vacuum certification program in response to an industry need for a common standard in environmental certification. CRI views standardization and certification as an important part of its mission, and certifies carpets, cushions and adhesives in addition to vacuums and extractors.
When evaluating carpet extractors, consider products that bear the CRI Seal of Approval. The environmental and cleaning performance of CRI-tested and approved extractors can help you save time and labor costs, increase the life of flooring and improve a facility’s indoor air quality.
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