Facility and janitorial cleaning

Simplify floor, carpet and facility-cleaning programs.

Select concentrated cleaners and maintenance chemistry around the surface, soil, equipment, dilution and daily workflow so teams get consistent results without unnecessary product overlap.

Fewer surprises across the facility

A practical janitorial program considers surfaces, soil, equipment, dwell time and operator use together. eChem helps organize the product mix around real maintenance tasks.

Floors and carpet maintenance

Coordinate routine cleaning, restorative cleaning and finish care for carpet and resilient flooring.

Heavy-duty soil removal

Match degreasers and specialty cleaners to traffic areas, shop soils and demanding facility applications.

Clear dilution and use procedures

Reduce inconsistency with defined dilution, labeling, application tools and simple operator instructions.

Product pathways for common maintenance needs

Use these categories to build a focused facility-cleaning program. Confirm surface compatibility and follow the product label and safety data sheet.

RENUE carpet and floor care

Review RENUE Encapsulated Carpet Cleaner, Neutral Floor Cleaner and Restorer, and Floor Finish.

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Facility-cleaning consultation

Consolidate the product list and align chemistry with surfaces, equipment and workflow.

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Program review

Build the program around surfaces and tasks.

Documenting where each product is used, its dilution and the required tools helps prevent incompatible applications, unnecessary inventory and inconsistent results.

Floor, carpet, concrete and hard-surface types
Daily soil, traffic patterns and periodic restoration
Auto scrubber, extractor, mop and manual application
Dilution control, labeling and operator training
Finish compatibility and residue expectations
Storage, safety data sheets and product consolidation

Streamline your facility-cleaning program

Share the surfaces, soils, equipment and current product list. eChem will help identify a simpler, application-based program.

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