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When it comes to cleaning up high-risk or high-impact spills, most teams are still reaching for outdated solutions — usually a bag of clay-based absorbent or kitty litter that’s messy, heavy, and underperforms when you need it most. Whether you're in restoration dealing with biohazards or emergency services responding to fuel leaks, bodily fluids, or unknown chemicals — the cleanup matters. Not just for appearance, but for safety, speed, and professional outcomes. That’s

Revolutionizing Restoration: A New Era of AI-Driven Expertise with KnowHow and Safety Express KnowHow, the leading AI knowledge platform for restoration professionals, is proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Safety Express, a trusted solutions provider supplying quality products and services to Canada’s restoration, abatement, and cleaning contractors. This collaboration combines the strengths of two industry leaders to deliver unmatched value, equipping customers with cutting-ed

In today's competitive professional cleaning market, businesses are constantly seek ways to streamline operations and enhance efficiency. High-quality, professional cleaning equipment stands at the forefront of this quest, offering solutions that not only save time but also ensure a spotless environment that reflects well on the company and your clients. Enter the Hydro-Force Brush Pro, a revolutionary piece of equipment designed to elevate your business's cleaning processes to the next level. W

Types of Grout The most common grout used for man-made tiles is sanded grout. This is a blend of Portland cement and sand. You can feel the presence of the sand to help identify this type of grout. The width of the grout line also aids in identifying the type of grout. Normally sanded grout is used when grout lines are 3/16” or wider. Sanded grout is appropriate for ceramic tile. It should not be used on stone floors, although it occasionally shows up there due to inexperienced installer

Many of us are familiar with the ins-and-outs of caring for carpet and ceramic tile flooring. However, several new types of flooring with less familiar names are becoming popular: LVT, LVP, WPC, and rigid core, to list a few. These floors were once a small segment of the market, but it’s growing. They are the focus of this week’s article. The upward trend of wood, engineered wood, cork bamboo, LVT, LVP, WPC (and there are more acronyms) is pushing cleaners to become familiar with thes