Collection: Hardware

Microfiber cloths for getting rid of dust and dirt, industrial grease removers for tough cleaning jobs, mops, brooms, vacuum cleaners, extendable poles for hard-to-reach places, squeegees for glass surfaces, and tough jay cloths for oil and chemical spills are all necessary tools.

Personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves, face masks, and protective eyewear is crucial for safety when handling chemicals or performing maintenance. For troubleshooting and repair, always start by unplugging or powering down equipment, then visually inspect for blockages, worn parts, or loose connections. Use brushes, compressed air, and mild detergents to clean internal and external components, and follow a systematic approach such as the 3-tank system: scrape off debris, soak in detergent solution, and rinse thoroughly.

Regular cleaning hardware maintenance delivers critical benefits that keep your cleaning equipment running smoothly and extend its lifespan.