Mops are an excellent option for cleaning sizeable hard surface areas such as floors, walls, and ceilings. Each facility has different areas that require specific cleaning methods. Cleaning contamination that is invisible is already challenging, and it becomes even more complicated when the operators are fully gowned. Moreover, manual cleaning processes can be complex to standardize and validate. However, with proper training, logical and practical procedures, and efficient, ergonomically designed equipment, it is possible to meet the high demands of cleanroom cleaning. Read More >
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