AUTOMATIC SCRUBBING PROCEDURES

Automatic scrubbing is a wet cleaning process for the removal of light and heavy soils in facilities with large open floor areas.

HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU AUTOMATIC SCRUB?

REMOVES 40% MORE DIRT THAN WET MOPPING

PROPERLY DILUTE CLEANERS

1. Automatic Scrubber
2. Wet Floor Signs
3. Floor Cleaning Pad
4. Wet Mop and Handle
5. Mop Bucket and Wringer

1. FLOOR CLEANER

1. Dust mop the floor using the dry cleaning procedures.
2. Position wet floor signs.
3. Always wear protective goggles and gloves when handling cleaning chemicals.
4. Fill the automatic scrubber with FLOOR CLEANER solution following directions on the product label. 
5. Fill the mop bucket with clear rinse water.
6. Make one pass over the area to be cleaned with the solution valve open, pads and squeegee down and vacuum on.
7. Trail mop the streaks from the turns using a wet mop and clean water.
8. Clean all equipment and return to storage area.

• Always wear Personal Protection Equipment (PPE).
• Use cool water when diluting products.
• Always add cleaner to water. Never water to cleaner.
• Use caution signs as floor surface may become extremely slippery.
• Use both sides of the mop.  Turn the mop over, keep mop on the floor and gently fold over to avoid splashing walls, baseboards, carpet, etc.
• Change solution frequently.  Dirty solution cannot clean the floor.