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Benefits Of Protecting Floors With Matting

Hard Floor Care – Protecting With Matting

Maintaining a clean, attractive floor, whether it be resilient, wood, hard, carpet or synthetic, is enhanced by a sound matting program.

Properly placed mats constructed from the right materials will be helpful in preventing the tracking of abrasive dirt and soil onto the floor.

The placement of mats will depend on traffic patterns and traffic sources; however, some general guidelines should be followed in planning a matting program that will give adequate protection of the floor.

For mats to work, they must be long enough to catch at least two footsteps with each foot. The longer the mat, the better.

The outside mats need to be coarse to clean shoes and catch the larger particles of dirt.

A popular inside mat is a spun rubber mat that traps a lot of sand and fine dust.

A nylon mat located just inside the door of the building will pull off additional gritty dust and excess moisture before stepping on the floor.

The mats should be cleaned daily with a vacuum cleaner and cleaned periodically as needed with a detergent. If a germicide is needed for cleaning the mats for a hospital, nursing home or school, a quaternary ammonium product should be added to your list of cleaning equipment.

Contact your janitorial equipment dealer for a consultation and further recommendations.

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