Chemical Basics for Janitorial Cleaning | Train With Us

In this episode of Train With Us, Greg shows you the basics of the chemicals we use and their applications for janitorial cleaning.
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[@Mssuperclean]

thank you! Great info! Do you have a video on how to clean gym rubber floor mats? If not, how would your recommend to clean it?

[@user-ci5si8jz5h]

Very Helpful tips

[@user-ci5si8jz5h]

Great information

[@ctuckeranderson]

This was very helpful. Thank you.

[@OctoCleanMedia]

You're welcome!

[@CarlFerreira-x5d]

Is the 764 what you are using in terminal cleans?

[@St.Clairx4]

Which chemicals do you recommend to mop a high traffic medical office for LVP flooring and Tile ?

[@nvojames]

I know you guys use Waxie. Do you have any opinion on simply green?

[@Action_Clips_CODM]

Show us how it works with that wall mounter machine

[@OctoCleanMedia]

Got it! We'll add this to our list of videos

[@gsigncleaningempire9266]

I will like to know the exact chemicals for for the stainless products and also oven when you're doing kitchen cleaning please.

[@OctoCleanMedia]

3M has a great stainless steel polish, so does waxie! Both brands also sell excellent cleaning chemicals that will leave surfaces looking like new.

[@user-nd6rs8lb3p]

Do you use a stainless steel polish? Or do you use one of these products instead in your office cleanings?

[@OctoCleanMedia]

Yes, we use Waxie's Metal Sheen. In this video, we share more products and tools that we us, including how we set them up on a rolling cart: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4GZlZKld7-qf7c

[@spiffy8600]

Silly question. What’s the difference between the general surface cleaner and the glass and surface cleaner? The one thing I know for sure is the general surface cleaner isn’t for glass. What I’m confused about is the difference between the general surface cleaner and the surface cleaner portion of the glass and surface cleaner. Can they be used on the same surfaces excluding glass for the general surface cleaner? Sorry if my question is confusing.

[@OctoCleanMedia]

That's not a silly question. Many multipurpose cleaners can be used as a glass cleaner, even if they don't specify. Obviously, a product designed specifically for glass will work better. The product in this video is a waxie product made for both window and surface cleaning, and it works really well. Here is a link: shop.waxie.com/mStorefront/itemDetail.do?item-id=219594&order-quantity=1&customer-item=950110&order-uom=&warehouse-id=37&item-number=950110

[@kirstensignar1166]

I was also wondering this. Usually glass cleaners are acidic which makes them not great for multipurpose surfaces like stone or hardwood. But I thought they were talking about pH neutral ones here. So that wouldn't be a problem then. He mentioned streakiness, but I'm not sure what the streakiness is from.

[@patientjorkey720]

Thanks for sharing. How can we get the cleaning products

[@OctoCleanMedia]

You're welcome! The chemicals featured in this video are from Waxie Sanitary Supply. You can order directly through them.

[@h2osouth126]

What brand are these chemicals you are showing in the video?

[@OctoCleanMedia]

They are Waxie

[@DepletedMan]

Your products are very dangerous i don't recomand it

[@OctoCleanMedia]

The Waxie products featured in this video are safe when used as directed on their labels.

[@kirstensignar1166]

What makes them dangerous?

[@jamesmichaelcabrera9613]

Y