Whether you run a home or a small business, you’ll sometimes face a cleaning job that you can’t handle with water, sponges, and household cleaners.
Some messes are beyond simple scrubbing and elbow grease, requiring equipment and materials that give your cleaning power extra oomph.
Keeping things clean and sanitary is a must at home and in the office. Here are a few heavy-duty cleaning methods you need to know about.
High-Pressure Washing
You’ve probably heard of high-pressure washing before. It’s an ideal way to remove extra stubborn grease, grime, dirt, and other messes from assorted surfaces.
High-pressure washing is ideal for blasting away contaminants on a larger scale, so it’s especially useful outdoors and for cleaning large machinery and equipment.
Keeping building exteriors clean and shining is another big plus for high-pressure washing, keeping off moss and debris. Hydro-line jetting services are another form of high-pressure washing that’s useful for clearing drains.
Industrial Vacuum Cleaners
We’re all familiar with the sorts of household vacuum cleaners we push around from room to room to clean the floor and more. Industrial vacuum cleaners can handle big tasks that standard vacuums can’t tackle.
These vacuums most often see use in warehouses, factories, and other large facilities. They come equipped with powerful motors to generate tremendous suction and large receptacle tanks to contain bigger messes than around-the-house spills and dust bunnies.
Steam Cleaning
Steam is a powerful force, and steam cleaning is especially successful at deep cleaning and sanitizing surfaces, machinery, and more. High-pressure and high-temperature steam can break down dirt and destroy bacteria and other pathogens, making it extra efficient and helpful in places that deal with food or otherwise require strict hygiene. Steam cleaning strictly uses water, so it doesn’t even require detergents or solvents to do its work, making it easier on the environment.
Ultrasonic Cleaning
Yes, sound is an effective weapon in the fight for cleanliness. High-frequency sound waves cause cleaning solutions to bubble at the microscopic level. The bubbles implode, loosening up and removing dirt, grease, and other contaminants—even in hard-to-reach areas. This method is best for smaller-scale cleanings, particularly tools and equipment that require a higher level of delicacy.
Those are just a few heavy-duty cleaning methods you need to know about. If your home, office, or factory needs these techniques, consider them during your next cleanup session!
