Sinner's Circle is useful for any cleaning employee who wants to be efficient. This principle essentially states that to clean efficiently, we must respect four elements: mechanical action, chemical action, temperature, and contact time. Let's take a closer look.<\/p>\n
You'll need the scrubbing action, whether by hand, using a flat-bottom washing system, janitorial equipment, or an accessory that can do the mechanical work for you. Pressure washing could also be considered in this category. The effectiveness of microfiber cloths is no longer to be proven.<\/a><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n However, <\/strong><\/span>we tend to use Lthe same products, accessories, equipment, techniques as 20 \u2013 30 \u2013 40 years ago<\/strong><\/span><\/a>Our manufacturers have spoiled us in recent years; we now have a wealth of new technologies, and we must take advantage of them. New technology has the power to make our work easier, to be safer for the worker's health, or even to complete a job more quickly.<\/p>\n Having the right cleaning product is just as important. For example, if you had to clean a very greasy kitchen and you only had neutral cleaner, you would have no choice but to scrub harder, leave it on longer, and use very hot water to get rid of the stubborn dirt.<\/p>\n Washing products, whatever they are, must be used in the right way<\/a><\/span><\/strong>. A blog article has also been written on the subject.<\/p>\n On this subject, I would like to add some facts about chemical action. In 2020, there is no longer any reason to use very strong products that put our health at risk. There is now the soft, ecological chemistry<\/strong><\/span> which is available from most distributors of washing products, equipment and accessories.<\/p>\n Soft or ecological chemistry has also been added to the ranges of biotechnological washing products<\/strong><\/span> which uses enzymes and bacteria to work for us. Whether it's to eliminate bad odors or for regular maintenance, you'll love it. Innu Science<\/a><\/strong><\/span> has an excellent video to explain this technology.<\/p>\nChemical action<\/h2>\n