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 How
To Strip Floors |
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PURPOSE:
To remove a floor finish (wax) when any of the following occurs:
a. The color begins to turn.
b. The finish begins to build up.
c. Moppin, spray buffing, or re-waxing does not give the results desired. |
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| How
To Refinish Wood Floors with Sandscreen Discs |
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PURPOSE:
Sand screen discs are used to remove surface scratches, dulling gloss
finishes for re-coating, and any floor operation where only the removal
of the finish is desired, leaving the hardwood flooring beneath unaltered.
This system is most desirable in situations where the floor surface being
prepared is only slightly worn or re-coating is frequently required (i.e.
gymnasium floors). |
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| How
To Clean Carpet with a Carpet Bonnet |
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PURPOSE:
To maintain a pleasing appearance and obtain maximum carpet life through
the removal of dirt and soil. |
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| How
To Seal Floors |
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PURPOSE:
To prepare the floor to accept floor finish (wax) by filing the pores
of a new floor or of an old porous floor which has been stripped. |
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| How
To Finish (Wax) Floors |
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PURPOSE:
To provide a protective floor surface which improves the floor's appearance
and is easy to maintain. |
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| How
To Scrub Floors |
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PURPOSE:
To remove build-up of water resistant soil, black heel marks, or heavy
dirt deposits from the floor. |
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| How
To Wet Mop |
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PURPOSE:
To clean a floor by removing water soluble stains and soil. |
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| How
To Spray Buff Floors |
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PURPOSE:
To maintain the floor's appearance and cleanliness without having to
wet scrub or wet strip. Spray buffing picks up dead finish and dirt, replacing
it with a spray buff solution. It also levels and fills scratches and
reduces the need for stripping. |
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