Mopping Alone Will Not Prevent Embedded Soils
Mopping Alone Will Not Prevent Embedded Soils. Without a regular buffing program, soils become embedded, even with daily mopping.
This floor is in a daycare facility. Without a regular buffing program, you can see how soils become embedded, even with daily mopping. The Center’s Director was blown away at the color (shade) difference with the embedded soils removed.
Embedded soils in VCT floor
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- Choosing the Right Wet Mop for the Job
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