Ronnie Wendt

1 week ago | cleanlink.com | Ronnie Wendt

Not all mopping systems are created equal. The difference in results between mopping systems can be as clear as day, or as dirty as night. “There are definitely some mopping systems that do a better job than others,” says Keith Schneringer, Senior Director of Marketing Jan/San and Sustainability, BradyPLUS, Las Vegas. Schneringer asserts he can identify whether a room was cleaned with a No. 24 cotton mop or microfiber mop by just looking at it.

1 week ago | rv-pro.com | Ronnie Wendt

When Dan Smucker founded Lancaster Log Cabins in 2016, he had a simple vision: craft high-quality log cabins on wheels that delivered durability and rustic charm to the outdoor hospitality industry. Fast-forward to today, and that vision has matured into one of the most respected park model RV manufacturing operations in the country — serving RV parks, campgrounds and private buyers with over 600 units annually from its facility in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

1 week ago | cleanlink.com | Ronnie Wendt

When cleaning experts are asked about hygienic mopping practices, the response might be surprising: There is no such thing. The truth is, mops and buckets are far from the ideal tool for reducing pathogens on floors. In fact, the only true way to reduce pathogens is with an autoscrubber, says Joel Craddock, whose career in the cleaning industry spans decades.

3 weeks ago | facilitiesnet.com | Ronnie Wendt

Orange County Public Schools prioritizes emergency management for every situation. Loubert “Lou” Alexis does not just talk about school safety. He lives it.   To Alexis, director of the office of emergency management for Orange County, Florida, Public Schools, the words safety and security are a starting point, not an end. He has seen too many schools rely on a checklist mentality — doors locked, drills conducted, cameras installed — and call it a day.

1 month ago | facilitiesnet.com | Ronnie Wendt

Readiness for natural disasters requires a plan, effective training, and a preparedness-focused culture. It looked like a disaster from a Grey’s Anatomy episode, but it was a real-life event. Brown floodwaters surged over a washed-out road and winds howled against the walls of Unicoi County Hospital, while staff at the rural Tennessee hospital moved patients to the roof for a daring helicopter rescue. In another natural disaster, wildfires pushed California caregivers to the brink.