When it comes to cleaning technology, advancements have led to more productive, efficient workforces and safer and cleaner spaces. Here are five trends and innovations in cleaning products that are making us feel like we’re living in the future.

When it comes to cleaning technology, advancements have led to more productive, efficient workforces and safer and cleaner spaces. Here are five trends and innovations in cleaning products that are making us feel like we’re living in the future.

Is a floor cleaning machine right for you? There are a number of reasons why your floors might be telling you that they’re ready for a deeper, more specialized clean than they’re currently getting.

Learn about the key IoT trends that will drive your cleaning business success this year, and beyond. From AI-enabled robotic cleaning machines to sensor innovation and to faster, more secure networks than ever before, IoT is changing the way the cleaning industry does business.

Review the differences between floor scrubbers that use disc scrubbing headers vs. cylindrical brushes and common applications for both.

Squeegees are one of the most important parts on your floor scrubber. Without a high quality and properly maintained squeegee, you can be left with wet and streaky floors, which impacts the appearance and safety of your floors. Read our tips for choosing the correct squeegee and how to maintain it.

Cleaning small restaurant spaces involves making big decisions about the cleaning program. Tennant offers 10 tips to consider when examining your program.

Dirt, debris and clutter can impact warehouse efficiency. Tennant offers a few tips to help businesses plan cleaning processes to contribute to efficient business operations.

Can Tennant machines stand up to big messes, sports cars and hockey pucks? See how our Sentinel^® Street Sweeper and T600 Walk-Behind Floor Scrubber stood up to the challenges!

What happens when you put floor finish on a ceramic tile floor? Why is terrazzo different than other non-resilient floors? Learn about non-resilient floor care in a short video featuring Dave Frank of the AICS.

If you’re planning floor restoration for your resilient floor, you need to know your floor type—different material types like vinyl, asbestos, linoleum, or rubber require different care. Our short video talks about what you need to know to maintain and restore your floors.

As winter approach, your retail stores will become busier with holiday shoppers. While this increased traffic can be good for business, it is important to prepare. Check out this series of posts with tips to keep your retail stores clean and running smoothly.