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 The textile of the 21st century. Microfiber is quickly becoming recognized as the textile of the 21st century. Its many useful characteristics have made Microfiber an extremely popular product in the cleaning industry. With its many applications Microfiber can be used to clean just about any surface imaginable, without the use of chemicals. read more Educational facilities give microfiber a passing grade. Sustainability is one of the founding principles of Royal Roads University, Victoria, Canada. The university is currently developing an environmental management system to improve the campus environment and reduce campus impact on the environment. For approximately the last five years, microfiber products have played a significant role in the university's sustainability program. read more A closer look at microfiber's cleaning benefits. Alhough Europeans have been using microfiber cleaning tools for about 20 years, the technology hadn't caught on with the U.S. cleaning until a few years ago. Manufacturers claim manmade microfiber materials, manufactured by chemically splitting small polyester and polyamide fibers into even tinier fibers, provide a superior cleaning capability compared to traditional cotton mops. read more Should you microfiber? Whether you are an infection control officer, director of housekeeping, or an administrator, a microfiber mopping program may be one of the most significant floor care innovations available to your facility in the past century. Those that have implemented a microfiber mopping system can appreciate not only the uniqueness of the system but have been witness to the numerous benefits. For those that have not yet considered this new wave or those struggling with the question of how or if to make the switch, this article will explain how one facility embraced this technology and how you too can microfiber. read more Sustainable hospitals project case study on microfiber. A case study look to see if microfiber mops are beneficial to hospitals. read more U.S. Environmental Protection Agency case study on microfiber. A case study look on the benefits of using microfiber mops in hospitals. read more |
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