Showing posts with label green cleaning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green cleaning. Show all posts

Monday, September 28, 2009

Making Eco-Conscious Choices


One of the basic principles of green cleaning is that cleaning is to protect the health of the people that live, work, visit or study in the buildings we maintain, not just to make the buildings shiny.

Green cleaning gives us the opportunity to create a truly clean environment while taking into consideration all of the impact our methods and products might have on human health and the planet, both short and long term.

Since we don't always know what those consequences are, it is a good idea to make conservative, eco-conscious choices.

Wednesday, July 15, 2009



Green Cleaning is becoming the standard and more and more people are looking for green cleaning products. Though many still have concerns about how well the green products will clean, there are those products which we have relied on for years that are now becoming green seal certified.

Hillyard has introduced that now their popular cleaner "Top Clean" is now green seal certified. This means that a reliable product that does the job is now among the green family.

More specs on Top Clean.

Friday, June 12, 2009

Free Pass to the Baxter Sales Seminar

You read it right! A Free Pass to the Baxter Sales Summer Custodial Seminar and Training. This year's theme is "Cleaning for Health and the Environment" and all you have to do inorder to win the Free Pass is post your best suggestion or experience on "Green Cleaning".

The winner will be determined by the Baxter Sales Seminar Staff.

So let's here what you have to say. Start posting!

Baxter Sales

Monday, June 1, 2009

Green Cleaning More Than Hype

Recently I found this post about green cleaning and whether it is just hype or is it real. My opinion has always been that this is a real method of not just cleaning better but will in fact help reduce health issues and improve the environment.

I guess people have their own ideas, some are for it and others not so much as you can see in this post. There seems to me that there is simply too much information supporting green cleaning that not.

So is green cleaning just hype? I think not.

Baxter Sales

Friday, May 15, 2009

Guidelines For Green Cleaning

When we talk of Green Cleaning, there are basicly eight steps or guidelines for a program that will result in a healthier environment.

It is important for success to develop, plan and execute. When you apply this principle to your green cleaning and follow the eight guidelines set forth you can have a successfull green cleaning program.

Choosing environmentally responsible products is a powerful way to make your spending make a difference. Caring for a commercial or insitutional facility is a huge task. Developing and implementing a green cleaning program that effectively protects occupants' health, while minimizing cleaning's impact on the environment is equally significant.

You can find out what the Eight Simple Guidelines are as well as other Green Cleaning News when you visit Baxter Sales.

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Green Cleaning News

Green Cleaning is more than just a fad or a passing trend. This is something that everybody is doing and more schools, companies and orginizations are getting on board every day.

Any discussion of green cleaning should start with a working definition of the subject. It means the use of those products and services that have a lessor or reduced impact on human health and the environment when compaired with competing products or services that serve the same purpose.

Three aspects of green cleaning are: Human Health, Comparative in Nature and Performance. To read more on this subject you can click here.
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