Powell Company

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Email: Email Business
Brands: 3m, rubbermaid
Other Link: http://powellcompanyltd.com
Categories: Cleaners Supplies, Floors-Industrial, House Cleaning Equipment & Supplies, Janitors Equipment & Supplies, Janitors Equipment & Supplies-Wholesale & Manufacturers

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Address: 825 Ford St Ste F, Maumee, OH 43537

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Window Cleaning
Quality tools for smart cleaning, including mops, microfiber cloths, window cleaning kits, dusters, blades, and more.
Dusting
Consider these questions. Is a strong person using the dusting tool? Is the person tall or short? How much area does the person have to cover in what period of time? Is the surface high? Is cleaning the only desired end result or does the surface need to shine too? How will the tool be cleaned after use? Does the tool need to have good dirt retention? Is lint a problem? Does the dusting tool need to resist bacterial growth? Finally, is durability important? Dusting tools have come a long way from the discarded t-shirt! Good floor dusting is the first line of defense (after a good walk-off matting system) in hard floor care. An effective floor-dusting tool removes the dirt that gets between shoes and the floor finish. Regular floor dusting prolongs the life of floor finish, maintains good appearance, saves time and saves money.
Floor Cleaning

Office Cleaning
Solve all of your problems with one product line engineered specifically for The Powell Company. Exclusive to Powell and its customers, Solv is made up of a variety of items that can tackle every cleaning job. Our specialists, who have years of experience in the commercial cleaning industry, have tried, tested, and approved each product in the line allowing customers to rest easy knowing they are getting their money's worth.Â Complete your cleaning routine with Solv.

Daily Cleaning
There are so many choices and variables to consider when selecting the right cleaning detergent. First, consider the surface to be cleaned. Is it porous? How does the surface react to certain detergents? (Always test an inconspicuous area first!) Will the surface "bleed" color with certain detergents? Second, consider how often the surface will be cleaned. Daily cleaning will not require as strong a detergent as weekly cleaning. Heavy finish buildup requires a strong stripper. Third, consider the type of soil to be removed including unseen soil such as bacteria and virus. Fourth, consider the building's environment and the work that goes on. Is it a daycare center or school? Is indoor air quality an issue? Fifth, are environmental issues including biodegradability of the detergent and packaging important?
Weekly Cleaning

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