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Preventing Slips, Trips, and Falls in Your Facility

Slip, trip, and fall accidents are one of the most common and costly safety risks in any facility, leading to injuries, lost productivity, and expensive claims. Understanding the most frequent causes and high-risk areas allows facility managers to put proactive prevention measures in place. A clear spill response process and the right tools, such as warning signs, absorbent pads, and mobile barriers, help staff act quickly and effectively. Click “learn more” to read the full article and strengthen your facility’s safety program.

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PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT

Rubbermaid Commercial Over-The-Spill Absorbent Pad

16" x 12.625", Yellow

This Rubbermaid FG425400YEL Over-The-Spill 16" x 12 5/8" yellow medium absorbent pad tablet with 22 pads allows you to quickly cover spills while simultaneously alerting pedestrians to potential slip-and-fall hazards. The tear-off pads are made of melt-blown polypropylene for superior strength and maximum absorbency. Each pad is capable of absorbing up to 12 oz. of fluid and is designed to confine and mop up leaks, drips, and excess water or chemicals such as oils, coolants, and solvents. Plus, they're color-coded and feature the universal caution symbol with a "Caution, Wet Floor" message in both English and Spanish for optimal visibility and safety, helping to effectively reduce liability and risk of injury.

Calculate and Compare: Interactive Tool for Cost Per Diluted Gallon

When evaluating cleaning products, the purchase price alone doesn’t tell the whole story. Understanding the cost per diluted gallon reveals the true value. This metric factors in dilution ratios, container sizes, and total ready-to-use yield, allowing facility managers to compare products on equal terms. Even small differences in dilution rates can create major savings across large operations. Click the link to use our interactive calculator and see how your products compare.

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How to Clean and Protect Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring

Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) flooring is a durable, affordable choice for commercial spaces, but it requires proper maintenance to preserve its appearance and longevity. Following best practices—such as using entry matting, regular dust mopping or vacuuming, and automatic scrubbing—helps prevent scratches and soil buildup in textured grain areas. Using Hillyard’s Hil-Sheen LV adds shine, minimizes scuffs, and provides long-term protection for LVP and LVT surfaces. Click the link to read the full article and learn how to clean and protect your luxury vinyl plank flooring like a pro.

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How to Use Carpet Bonnet Cleaning to Improve Heavy Traffic Areas

Carpet near entrances and heavy traffic lanes often shows soil buildup because it’s cleaned less frequently than hard floors. Bonnet cleaning helps fill the gap between deep extractions by removing surface dirt, improving appearance, and extending carpet life. Using Hillyard Deep Action with the Trident FMD20 Orbital Machine and microfiber bonnets keeps carpets looking fresh while reducing long-term wear. Learn the steps, tools, and best practices to implement an effective bonnet cleaning program by clicking “learn more” to read the full article.

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How to Remove Stubborn Water Deposits from Windows

Water deposits on exterior windows can be one of the most stubborn cleaning challenges for facility managers, caused by minerals like calcium and magnesium left behind from hard water or sprinklers. Standard glass cleaners are rarely effective, making specialized solutions like Hillyard Crème Clean essential for breaking down tough buildup. Following a step-by-step process with the right tools, including Windo-Clean®+ and microfiber cloths, ensures windows are restored to crystal-clear perfection. Click “learn more” to read the full article.

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Floor Pads vs Brushes: Which is best for your cleaning program?

Choosing the right floor pad or brush is essential for achieving optimal cleaning results. Brushes are durable, environmentally friendly, and ideal for rough or textured floors, while pads are cost-effective and designed for specific tasks, from polishing to stripping. Understanding which to use helps improve cleaning efficiency, protect flooring, and lower long-term costs. Click "learn more" to read the full article and discover how to select the right tool for your cleaning program.

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