For more than a decade, CleanLink has featured the Sanitary Maintenance Distributor Choice Awards where jan/san distributors ...

A new infection control solution streamlined curtain cleaning processes at a New Hampshire hospital. When Kurt Roessler ...

A toilet didn’t show up on American television until 1957, and even then, it stirred up controversy. Now, restroom technology ...

Earth day was an opportunity for facilities to reflect on how everyday cleaning practices drive meaningful environmental ...

CleanLink's Reader Choice Award program recognizes the top products in the industry. The recognition comes directly from the votes of industry professionals, including jan/san distributors, building ...

Cleaning is far more than an exercise to improve building appearance—it is a foundational element to indoor air quality ...

Developing a best-in-class safety program in any business, particularly in the building services industry, requires an established culture that is a bottom-to-top, top-to-bottom effort. It requires ...

In this third of an eight-part Manufacturer Roundtable, Facility Cleaning Decisions took the compilation of questions we received from readers and asked hand dryer manufacturers to weigh in. Here are ...

Lisa Ferrell never suspected that her retirement would be the catalyst for a new career. But that’s exactly what happened when she retired from Delphi Automotive Systems and found that she had more ...

This is the fourth of a four-part article on how to identify, reduce and dispose of infectious/medical waste. The U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Healthy Administration (OSHA) offers ...

Traditional interviewing and hiring methods are only about 57 percent effective — in other words, not much more effective than flipping a coin, according to Lou Adler in his book Hire With Your Head.

How do managers prevent mats from becoming a trip hazard? This is a really big problem. Most standard rubber-backed carpeted floor mats do a reasonable job at helping reduce slips but, they often ...