Collection: Floor Cleaning Machines

To maintain your floor cleaning machine, empty and rinse the solution and recovery tanks after each use, clean brushes, pads, and squeegees regularly, charge batteries, check water levels, and replace hoses, filters, and moving parts as needed. These routine maintenance procedures prolong the machine's life and improve cleaning results.

The choice of floor cleaning machine depends on the type of flooring and cleaning needs. Vacuum-mop combos with smart sensor technology are ideal for hard floors, while walk-behind or ride-on scrubbers are suitable for tough dirt. Sweeper-scrubbers are ideal for large warehouse floors, and robotic scrubbers offer automated convenience.

Floor cleaning machines often lose suction due to blockages, worn parts, or incorrect assembly. To fix this, regularly clean debris tray and recovery tank, ensure the vacuum motor is firmly positioned against the tank gasket, check the vacuum hose for obstructions, and ensure the vacuum system is turned on and connections are tight. Regular maintenance and troubleshooting can restore effective suction and water pickup.

The choice of floor cleaning machine depends on factors like floor type, space size, and cleaning frequency. Vacuum-mop combos are ideal for everyday messes, while ride-on scrubbers are suitable for large spaces. Sweeper-scrubbers combine sweeping and scrubbing. Factors like manoeuvrability, tank capacity, and cordless convenience are also important.