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Discount Office Supplies for all your cleaning supplies, maintenance products, and food service supplies.

Heavy Duty Janitor, Cleaning and Maintenance Products

 Choose from a wide variety of maintenance supply, janitor items and cleaning products all on sale every day, with great shipping rates! Great selection of  mops, brooms, and more. Free shipping on all orders ! We're your one stop shop for all of your supply needs! Low prices, discounted every day, close to wholesale for janitor products.

Industrial Cleaning Supplies

 Wide selection of cleaning supplies, wipes and cleaning cloths, paper products and cleaning chemicals from Procter Gamble, Reckitt Benckiser, Kimberly Clark, Georgia Pacific and many more suppliers. Free shipping on all orders ! We're your one stop shop for all of your cleaning supply needs!

We are wholesale distributors of carpet cleaning equipment, carpet cleaning machines and supplies.  We carry a full line of carpet extractors from portable extractors to truckmount extractors.  We also carry a full line of floor machines and floor buffers.  Electric floor buffers and propane buffers. We sell throughout the world!

the online store where large and small businesses, military, government and educational institutions, cleaning companies, and home consumers can buy leading brand products at everyday low prices.

The Fiorijanitorial.com online store brings together over 30,000 of the supplies you need, offering a one-stop store for all your janitorial, cleaning, facility, maintenance and office products. It's the smart way to save big on leading brand name supplies!

Shopping online is easy, and your order will be shipped direct to your door from fully stocked warehouse locations across the U.S.

So, if you need to stock-up on supplies but don't want to pay retail, check out the discount on sale deals at Fiorijanitorial today!

Industry leading brands on sale include these and many more:

Aero Safety Advantage Paper Allway Tools Amrep (Misty) Atlas Tissue Mills Baywest Paper Big D Bobrick Washroom Cargill Ice Melters Clorox Colonial Paint Brush Color Touch Pain Contico (Katy Industries) CPL Industries (Colgate) Crown-Meakins Brushes DAP Caulks/Compounds Devcon Epoxy Dial (U.S. Borax) Diversey Lever Dow YSA (Peladow) Drackett Prof. (Windex, Pledge, Fantastik) Drywall Tape (Dura Tape) Durhams Water Putty Elmer's Glue Epic Industries Ettore Squeegees Eureka/Sanitaire Flexsol Liners Fresh Products Fuller Hand Tools Garco Shellac & Poly GE Caulks Georgia Pacific Paper Glit (Floor Pads) Gloucester Caulk (Phenoseal) GMT Steelwool Go-Jo Industries Great American Home Care (Bags & Belts) IMC Salt (Safe-Step) Impact Products Inteplast Bags Intertape JenFoam Paint Brushes Kimberly-Clark/Scott Krylon Paints           Eureka Vacuum Bags Hoover Vacuum Bags Bissell Vacuum Bags Clarke Vacuum Parts and Bags   Panasonic Vacuum Parts and Bags Kenmore Vacuum bags Electrolux Vacuum Bags Kirby GENERATION IV Vacuum Parts Diagrams  Vacuum Bags Kirby Vacuum Bags Generation 3,4,5,6 Panasonic Vacuum Bags Kirby Generation III Vacuum Parts Kirby Generation V Vacuum Parts with Diagrams Kirby Generation VI Vacuum Parts with Diagrams Kirby All Other Models Parts and Diagrams Kirby Heritage II & Legend Parts and Diagrams Bissell Vacuum Parts With Diagrams   Hoover Parts Diagrams Vaccum Belts

Larson Bonding Agents 3 G's (Nails & Screws) 3 M Marcal Paper Mills MaintenancePro Microtron Abrasives Minwax Stains Norton Abrasives Nyman/Chinet OSI Products (PL Adhesives) Permaglas (Fibre Tape) Premier Rollers Procter & Gamble Quantum Products Reaves Drop Cloths Reckitt Benckiser (Easy Off/ Lysol) Red Devil Paints Re-Nature Paper Richard Ltd. (Scrapers, Drywall Tools) Rochester Midland (Stayfree) Rock Miracle Paint Removers Rubbermaid Commercial Rust-Oleum Paint Products San Jamar Scottwood Ice Melters Sheila Shine Spontex Sponge Pads Texas Feathers Thermwell Weather Strip Tilley Ladders Titan Products Unger Enterprises United Gilsonite US Blade US Gypsum Velo Matting Walco-Linck (Tat) Waterbury (Time Mist) White Mop Wringer World Dryer Worldwide Dispensers Woodstream/Victor Zinsser and Others!

8/19/2005 Floor Stripping     E-mail this product to a friend Floor Stripping How good janitorial supplies can save you time and money! By: www.fiorijanitorial.com Purpose To remove floor finish and embedded soil from the floor before applying new floor finish. ... PROCEDURE 1. Prepare equipment Fill the mop buckets half full, with cold/hot water. Measure and add the floor stripping concentrate to one of the two buckets. Transport the equipment to the work site. 2. Prepare area Set up "Wet Floor" signs. Select an area of about 200 square feet. Place mats at exit points so that wet shoes can be wiped of instead of tracking stripper solution into other areas. 3. Dust mop floor 4. Apply stripping solution Generously spread the quantum no rinse floor stripping solution over area with one of the mops. Allow the solution to work on the floor for the recommended time (usually at least 5 minutes). Do not allow the stripper to dry. 5. Machine scrub Place the 3m stripping pad under the pullman holt floor machine or use the stripping brush. Scrub lengthwise along baseboards. Then strip side to side over the remaining area. Use the hand scrub pad to detail strip along the edges and in the corners of the room. Heel the floor machine on badly soiled spots. Avoid splashing stripper on walls. 6. Pick up dirty solution Use a Evac II 20sv Pullman holt wet pick-up vacuum to remove no rinse quantum stripper solution from the floor. Do not allow the dirty solution to dry on the floor. 7. Rinse and dry floor Use a clean mop and clean water. Add neutralizer concentrate to the water. Cover area liberally with neutralizer rinse water. Pick up the rinse water with the wet pick-up vacuum. Wipe all baseboards before they are allowed to dry. 8. Final Rinse Damp mop the floor with clear water for the final rinse and to insure that all stripper solution has been removed. 9. Clean up Immediately clean up equipment at the conclusion of the procedure. All buckets and wringers must be thoroughly washed, rinsed and allowed to dry. All mops must be thoroughly washed and hung to dry, away from walls. All other equipment is either washed or wiped down and stored in the proper location. Required Supplies & Equipment Clean dust mop Dust pan and brush A Pullman holt Standard speed floor machine with pad drive assembly or stripping brush Clean 3m floor stripping pads Wet pick-up vacuum Set of NWet Floor" signs 2 clean mop buckets with clean wringers 2 wet mop handles with clean looped-end banded mops Putty knife Doorway mats Hand pads and holder for edge cleaning Floor stripping concentrate Quantum PH Stripper neutralizer concentrate For more information WWW.fiorijanitorial.com   FLOOD CLEAN UP The building Make sure the building is structurally safe. Look for buckled walls or floors. Watch for holes in the floor, broken glass and other potentially dangerous debris. Water Private water supplies affected by flooding should not be used until they have been disinfected. This can be done 10 days after water recedes by pouring 1 litre (one quart) of liquid bleach into the well. Taps should then be turned on until chlorine can be smelled from each tap, then turned off for 24 hours. Taps should be run again until the odour or taste of chlorine has disappeared. If possible, avoid discharging this chlorinated water into your septic tank. It is better, for example, to hook up a garden hose to a tap and discharge the water to a ditch. Water should be tested by a Public Health inspector before it is used for drinking. Until tests indicate a safe water supply, water for drinking and personal use should be brought to a rolling boil for at least 1 minute and then stored in clean covered containers. Private water supplies may also be impacted by chemicals such as furnace oil, gasoline or agricultural chemicals. Should individuals think their well has been impacted by substances like this, the well water should not be used for any domestic purpose whatsoever, even if it has been boiled, before it is deemed safe by health officials. Equipment Assemble equipment and supplies which should include: Gloves, masks and other protective gear Pails, mops, squeegees and plastic garbage bags Chlorine bleach and non-ammonia dishwashing detergent (Note: Never mix bleach with ammonia, since the fumes produced when they're combined are toxic.) Large containers for soaking bedding and clothing, and lines to hang them until they are dry. You may also need to rent extension cords, submersible pumps, wet/dry shop vacuums, a carbon-monoxide sensor and dehumidifiers, fans or heaters. Remember to store all valuable papers that have been damaged in a freezer until they are needed. Record details of flood damage, by photograph or video, if possible. Register the amount of damage to your home with both your insurance agent. Make sure that all flood related receipts are kept in a safe place. First steps for Clean-Up Water damage Immediately add about two litres of chlorine bleach to standing water. Do not occupy a house that still contains standing water. Remove water from your flooded home slowly. Drain it in stages -- about a third of the volume daily. If the ground is still saturated and water is removed too quickly, it could cause the walls or the floor to buckle. Use pumps or pails to remove standing water, then a wet/dry shop vacuum to mop up the rest. Heating Do not heat your home to more than four degrees Celsius (about 40 degrees Fahrenheit) until all water is removed. If you use pumps or heaters powered by gasoline, kerosene or propane, buy and install a carbon-monoxide sensor. Combustion devices can produce large amounts of lethal carbon monoxide when they're not tuned-up or are improperly ventilated. Dirt and debris Remove all soaked and dirty materials as well as debris. Break out walls and remove drywall, wood paneling and insulation at least 500 millimetres (20 inches) above the high-water line. Remove residual mud and soil, furniture, appliances, clothing and bedding. Hose down any dirt sticking to walls and solid-wood furniture. Then rinse several times. Wash and wipe down all surfaces and structures with chlorine bleach, ensuring there is adequate cross-ventilation to remove fumes. Then rinse again. Wear a charcoal respirator (which can be obtained at major safety-supply or hardware stores) when using bleach in any closed space. Wipe down surfaces that have not been directly affected by the flood using a solution of one part chlorine bleach to four parts cold or tepid water, mixed with a small amount of non-ammonia dishwashing detergent, then rinse. Structures Ventilate or dehumidify the house until it is completely dry. Tape clear food wrap to sections of material. If these sections are still damp inside, they will turn darker than the surrounding material. Dry until this does not occur. Rinse, then clean all floors as quickly as possible. Replace flooring that has been deeply penetrated by flood water or sewage. Clean all interior wall and floor cavities with a solution of water, chlorine bleach and non-ammonia dishwashing detergent then dry thoroughly. If regular checks reveal mould, kill it with chlorine bleach. Mould can lead to serious health problems. Floor coverings Carpets must be dried within the first two days. For large areas, hire a qualified professional to do the job. Carpets soaked with sewage must be discarded immediately. Floor drains Flush and disinfect floor drains and sump pumps using undiluted chlorine bleach. Scrub them to remove greasy dirt and grime. Clean or replace footing drains outside the foundation when they are clogged. Consult a professional for advice or service.