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Posted by Briana Smith on Jan 30, 2014 12:30:00 PM

Modern Day Cleaning Equipment and 16th Century Natural Stone Floors


The interior of the Basilica di Sant-Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna, Italy with it's 16th century marble floor tiles

By: Briana Smith  |  January 30, 2014

As I stuffed my stamped entrance ticket into my pocket and pulled open the wooden door, I was temporarily blinded by going from the bright sunlight outside to the darkness inside.

I stepped further into the musty building, the room brightening considerably from the light that gently filtered into the nave from the plain glass clerestory windows. My boot heals clicked as I walked across the marble floor tiles, gazing in wonder at the scenes in front of me. A glittering array of gold, carmine, lapis lazuli, jade, black, white (and everything in between) tiles decorated the walls forming breathtaking mosaic frescos that depicted early Christian motifs. Amazing! How on earth has all of it survived intact for this long?

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Topics: cleaning equipment, Ravenna mosaics, natural stone flooring

Posted by Briana Smith on Jan 23, 2014 12:30:00 PM

Tucson Carpet Care and Maintenance – January 16, 2014

By: Barbara Shapiro, Sales Administrator, WAXIE Sanitary Supply

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Topics: carpet, online training program, Tucson

Posted by Briana Smith on Jan 22, 2014 12:30:00 PM

A Big Thank You to Our Vendors!

By: Fred Capriotti, Sales Manager and Healthcare Vertical Market Leader for WAXIE Ontario & Palm Springs

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Topics: WAXIE Palm Springs, customer service, vendor appreciation

Posted by Briana Smith on Jan 16, 2014 12:30:00 PM

Preventing HAIs: Healthy Measures Program & Cleaning Soft Surfaces

By: Fred Capriotti, Sales Manager and Healthcare Vertical Market Leader for WAXIE Ontario & Palm Springs

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Topics: Healthy Measures Program, soft surfaces, HAIs, Infection Prevention

Posted by Briana Smith on Jan 9, 2014 12:35:00 PM

WAXIE's Top 10 Blog Articles of 2013

By: Briana Smith, Graphic Designer, WAXIE Sanitary Supply

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Topics: Green Cleaning, workplace wellness, healthcare, Top 10

Posted by Briana Smith on Jan 9, 2014 12:30:00 PM

WAXIE Tucson Creates “Beads” to Encourage Kindness at Ben’s Bells

By: Barbara Shapiro, Sales Administrator, WAXIE Sanitary Supply

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Topics: community involvement, Tucson, Ben's Bells

Posted by Briana Smith on Dec 19, 2013 1:47:00 PM

WAXIE Salutes IRONMAN Arizona Danny Howard

By: David Wax, Executive Vice President, and Briana Smith, WAXIE Sanitary Supply

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Topics: WAXIE Sanitary Supply, IRONMAN Arizona

Posted by Briana Smith on Dec 19, 2013 1:40:00 PM

WAXIE Salutes IRONMAN Arizona Danny Howard

We’re excited to share that on Sunday, November 17th, 2013 Danny Howard, a long-time friend of David Wax, competed in and completed the 2013 IRONMAN Arizona Triathlon. He represented WAXIE (unbeknownst to us) in the cycling portion of the race with WAXIE’s blue & yellow colors and logo on his jersey.


The Triathlon started out with a 2.4 mile swim in Tempe Town Lake, which progresses into a 112 mile bike course through the Sonoran Desert, and then ending in a full 26.2 marathon run around Tempe Town Lake and Papago Park. Danny completed the courses in a very respectable time 13:52:10 (hr:min:sec).

A CPA in the Los Angeles area, Danny trained over the past year in preparation for the Phoenix-based event. We salute Danny Howard on his well earned achievement and for wearing WAXIE's colors with pride.

Thank you to Alex Zimmer & Danny for sharing photos!

To read more about the IRONMAN Arizona Triathlon: http://www.ironman.com/triathlon/events/americas/ironman/arizona.aspx#axzz2n6Pwon2O

To see the course maps for the 2013 Athlete Guide for IRONMAN Arizona: http://www.ironman.com/triathlon/events/americas/ironman/arizona/athletes/athlete-guide.aspx#axzz2nmRAjPDV

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Topics: WAXIE Sanitary Supply, IRONMAN Arizona

Posted by Briana Smith on Dec 12, 2013 12:30:00 PM

Proper Handling And Use of Enzyme Cleaners

Originally published & reprinted with permission from CleanLink Online
By: Kassandra Kania 

In order for enzyme-based cleaners to work correctly, custodial staffs need to be trained on the proper procedures for handling and using these products.

“Enzymes have a very short life cycle,” notes Cadell. “They are kept dormant in a suspension agent until they are diluted with water, at which point they need to find a food source quickly, or they will die.”

Once the enzymes are activated, they need to be applied directly to the surface that needs cleaning.

“These are not the type of products you can toss into your mop water,” warns Cadell. “They’ll start to attack things inside the mop, because the first place the enzyme touches and finds its food source is the first place it’s going to attach and eat.”

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Topics: enzymatic cleaners, restroom cleaning procedures, daily cleaning, restorative cleaning