Is a floor scrubber easy to use?

The answer is...YES! YES! YES!

You might be asking, what is a commercial floor scrubber? Do you know how to use a commercial floor scrubber? Generally, a floor scrubber is a cleaning machine intended to clean large areas effectively. Floor scrubbers apply the cleaning solution, scrub effectively, and dry floors completely in one go. The reason why most establishments prefer using floor scrubbers is because of their efficiency. 

They can clean more square feet per hour, so you don’t have to waste the entire day cleaning your building floors.

The first thing we must consider is to know if we have removed all the remains of dirt: such as waste, pieces, etc. The floor scrubber will not be able to remove all of them because it is not its function.

So, when using it, you have to see what are the amounts of water and detergent that the industrial scrubber can contain. This usually depends on its size, which is directly related to the size of the surface on which we are going to clean. Interestingly, an industrial scrubber not only scrubs but also dries later, since, behind the brushes, it has a hole that transmits hot air that dries and helps to prevent traces of water and detergent from remaining.

So, How can I Use a Commercial Floor Scrubber?

These efficient machines can clean a wide area, given a shorter time. However, in order to take advantage of their cleaning power, you need to know how to use a commercial floor scrubber correctly. Here’s what you need to know:

First Steps:

• Charge the commercial floor scrubber until full. A fully charged scrubber can run for 2-4 hours.
• Prepare the areas to be cleaned. Make sure to remove any obstacles so that you will have an uninterrupted cleaning time.
• Also, signage is essential so that the people in the building will be aware not to pass by the area.
• Sweep clean the floor. If you have a smaller area to scrub, you can try to dust it first to assist in a more convenient and faster scrubbing.

Scrubbing Time!:

• Start scrubbing the area closest to the wall.
• For larger spaces, divide the room in half. Finish scrubbing the first half before proceeding to the next.
• For hard-to-reach areas, use a mop to ensure you cover all nooks and crannies.