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There is no “silver bullet” for removing magic marker from marble tile.  According to Bill Griffin of www.cleaningconsultants.com, there are two possible remedies that might solve the problem. First, try blotting the marker mark with a microfiber cloth that is lightly moistened with denatured alcohol or acetone.  Be careful not to spread the marker. If that does

According to the experts at International Custodial Advisors Network (ICAN), this kind of accident is almost impossible to fix.  As they remark, “The Formica website warns us, DO NOT use cleaners nor compounds containing strong acids or strong bases on laminate surfaces.  These may mar, etch, corrode and/or permanently discolor or damage laminate surfaces.” However, they

What are the most vulnerable areas of a facility for “slip and fall?” Crown Mats and Matting has released its second segment in a series of Tribology Training classes, detailing how to handle high risk areas for slip and fall accidents. According to JoAnne Boston, business development manager for Crown Mats, this class focuses on

Q: Is there a sure way to find out if a floor and surface disinfectant cleaner is doing the job that it should do? Yes, according to Allen Rathey, president of The Healthy Facilities Institute, there are ways to measure these performance aspects. ATP (adenosine triphosphate) measurement devices can detect residual soil in the form of