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How to Keep Commercial Buildings Smelling Clean and Fresh By : Steve Hanson It doesn't matter if the floors in a building are shiny, the glass surfaces sparkle, and the furniture gleams; if there are unpleasant, strong or foul odors, occupants will feel that your cleaning company is not doing its job. A building's occupants not only expect shiny floors and furniture wiped free of dust, they also want their buildings to smell "clean". Cleaning Health Care Facilities By : Steve Hanson A growing area that offers plenty of opportunity and potential profit for building service contractors is cleaning health care facilities. Besides hospitals, there are nursing homes, doctor's offices, clinics, hospices, and dental offices that all need cleaning. With the aging baby boomer population, the number of medical facilities will continue to increase in the next few years. How to Use Acid Bowl Cleaner By : Steve Hanson When cleaning in a commercial setting, cleaning contractors often have to deal with tough stains and build-up in toilets and urinals. That's because they have not been properly cared for. By using preventive maintenance, you can keep your toilets and urinals looking clean every day. What Do Office Tenants Want? By : Jean Hanson Sometimes we as cleaning business owners and managers think we know what our customers want so that's what we focus on. But what do tenants of office buildings really want from their cleaning service?