Save time and energy, and let the floor scrubbing machines do the job for you - in less time and with better results

Floor polishing machines have got to be one of the greatest inventions of the 20th century. Now you can obtain professional results with little to no effort on your side. You no longer have to get down on your hands and knees and spend all day scrubbing the floor, the scrubber will do it for you. 

 

Especially with tile flooring, mopping is not always efficient. It cleans the tile all right, but the grout is adherent, and most of the times it seems even more dirty after mopping. Needless to say, floor scrubbing machines do a far better job cleaning your floors than a mop and a bucket. There's a wide variety of floor scrubbers, available in various shapes and sizes, that can clean thoroughly any type of flat surface.

 

They are actually multi-purpose tools, adaptable to suit your needs for any type of bare surface floors, and even carpet. All you have to do is put in the right attachments, and you're all set. There are three basic types of floor scrubbing machines, all using circular rotary brushes powered by high-speed motors:

 

• small scrubbers, suitable for baseboards, tile and grout;
• walk-behind scrubbers, able to clean a surface as large as 42,000 square feet in just one hour;
• ride-on floor scrubbers have an even greater work capacity, cleaning up to 83,000 square feet per hour. The ride-on floor scrubbing machines are in fact self-propelled drive systems, and they can operate LP, gas, battery or Diesel power;

 

All types of floor scrubbers are effective and powerful tools, and their ease of use just comes as a bonus. Just sweep the floor before the scrubbing, fill in the solution tank with warm water and mild detergent and turn on the machine. If your scrubber has three different switches, first turn on the water pump, then the vacuum, and then the scrubber. When the outflow tank is full, empty it and refill it with the same cleaning solution as before. There are also models with dual tanks, but if you have a smaller scrubber and a larger surface to clean you might have to empty and refill the tank several times.

 

Most models of floor scrubbing machines use the same principle: the cleaning solution is sprayed on the surface of the floor, scrubbed with a rotary or vibrating brush and then vacuumed into the outflow tank. If your scrubber does not have an extraction feature, you'll have to mop the liquid (or vacuum if used on carpet) yourself. But even if it doesn't do all your job for you, it's still a pretty great tool to have around. 

 

Floor scrubbing machines are suitable for practically any type of floor, home use or commercial setting, providing thorough cleaning and a glossy finish. They can include various options, and most of them also come equipped with one pair of shampoo brushes for carpet scrubbing, tan polishing pads and buffing pads. If you put in the right attachment, floor scrubbing machines will change their function according to it. All types and models of floor scrubbing machines are designed to work on all types of flooring, but they're particularly great for hard tile flooring (such as ceramic tile) or linoleum (or similar materials, such as vinyl). http://www.floorcleaning-machines.com/ provides more info about this topic and much more.