Floor Cleaners, Maintainers & Restorers
Floor cleaners, maintainers, and restorers are cleaning supplies for tile, carpet, wood, and various other types of floors. Not only do these products clean up the inevitable messes of daily life, but they help to maintain and lengthen the life of floors. In addition to floor cleaners, Staples also carries a wide range of other cleaning supplies for various purposes. No house, office space, or classroom is complete without floor cleaner products, so stock up on some of the best cleaners available at Staples.
Types of floor cleaners to consider
There are dozens of professional cleaning goods from which to choose. Some cleaners are specific to surfaces such as wood, tile, or carpet, but there are also many dual-purpose, multipurpose, and generic cleaners for two or more types of surfaces. These products come in a variety of form factors like liquids, pods, sprays, and powders to suit your preference. Some serve various purposes too. For example, some serve as general cleaners, while others offer buffing solutions, dusting treatments, and restorers.
The cleaners don't just clean floors but also make the room smell better. There are plenty of different scents such as lemon, strawberry, pine, and citrus, as well as unscented and odorless cleaners. Some floor cleaners deodorize the air as they work on surfaces.
Opt for eco-conscious and eco-certified floor cleaner products
For those following a green lifestyle, there are floor cleaners available that are eco-conscious and eco-certified. This means that these products either meet or exceed the Green Seal Environmental Standard for Industrial and Institutional Cleaners. These products offer excellent performance in addition to being better for the environment, so you don't have to sacrifice quality for being environmentally conscious.
How do you use floor cleaning products?
These commodities are easy for anyone to use, but different types do require different methods of cleaning. Some users employ a traditional mop and bucket, but some janitorial staff utilize alternative technologies, including sprays, pads, and waxes, so it may be necessary to purchase a new cleaning tool that matches with the floor cleaner you chose. Make sure you vacuum or sweep the floor before using your brand new floor cleaning supplies.
What size packages are available?
Floor cleaners come in a variety of packaging to make it convenient for different consumers. There are small units for those who have limited storage space or floor areas to clean and medium-size packaging for families. Opt for bulk containers for janitors and resupplies for offices, apartment blocks, and schools. You can decant the product into smaller containers for easy everyday use.
Are floor cleaner products safe?
Like most other cleaning products, floor cleaners are potentially harmful if using the solutions improperly. If the cleaning product gets in your eyes, makes contact with the skin, or is inhaled or ingested, it can cause irritation as well as more serious health problems. Each cleaning product has a safety data sheet linked on the product page so that you can see what exactly the dangers are for each product and what ingredients they contain.
Types of floor cleaners to consider
There are dozens of professional cleaning goods from which to choose. Some cleaners are specific to surfaces such as wood, tile, or carpet, but there are also many dual-purpose, multipurpose, and generic cleaners for two or more types of surfaces. These products come in a variety of form factors like liquids, pods, sprays, and powders to suit your preference. Some serve various purposes too. For example, some serve as general cleaners, while others offer buffing solutions, dusting treatments, and restorers.
The cleaners don't just clean floors but also make the room smell better. There are plenty of different scents such as lemon, strawberry, pine, and citrus, as well as unscented and odorless cleaners. Some floor cleaners deodorize the air as they work on surfaces.
Opt for eco-conscious and eco-certified floor cleaner products
For those following a green lifestyle, there are floor cleaners available that are eco-conscious and eco-certified. This means that these products either meet or exceed the Green Seal Environmental Standard for Industrial and Institutional Cleaners. These products offer excellent performance in addition to being better for the environment, so you don't have to sacrifice quality for being environmentally conscious.
How do you use floor cleaning products?
These commodities are easy for anyone to use, but different types do require different methods of cleaning. Some users employ a traditional mop and bucket, but some janitorial staff utilize alternative technologies, including sprays, pads, and waxes, so it may be necessary to purchase a new cleaning tool that matches with the floor cleaner you chose. Make sure you vacuum or sweep the floor before using your brand new floor cleaning supplies.
What size packages are available?
Floor cleaners come in a variety of packaging to make it convenient for different consumers. There are small units for those who have limited storage space or floor areas to clean and medium-size packaging for families. Opt for bulk containers for janitors and resupplies for offices, apartment blocks, and schools. You can decant the product into smaller containers for easy everyday use.
Are floor cleaner products safe?
Like most other cleaning products, floor cleaners are potentially harmful if using the solutions improperly. If the cleaning product gets in your eyes, makes contact with the skin, or is inhaled or ingested, it can cause irritation as well as more serious health problems. Each cleaning product has a safety data sheet linked on the product page so that you can see what exactly the dangers are for each product and what ingredients they contain.