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Deciphering Upholstery Cleaning Codes

Deciphering upholstery cleaning codes. Fabrics that have absorbed a season’s worth (or longer) of dirt, body oil, and germs need a bath to get them ready for another season of entertaining.

501: Answering Questions About Selling

I get lots of questions about selling stuff vs donating, so today I’m answering some of them. From tips for having a good garage sale to navigating other people’s desire to sell instead of donate, we’ll cover it all. Dana’s new children’s b…

Microfiber Cleaning Systems for Commercial Janitorial Teams: Cleaner Results, Less Guesswork

If you’re evaluating microfiber cleaning systems for commercial janitorial teams, you’re already past the “buy a few clothes and hope for the best” stage. You’re looking for a repeatable system that improves soil removal, reduces cross-contamination, speeds up workflows, and keeps quality consistent across shifts and sites. Done right, microfiber isn’t just a tool—it’s an…

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Outsourced Janitorial vs In-House Cleaning Staff: Which Model Fits Your Facility?

When facilities managers evaluate cleaning, the debate is rarely about whether cleaning matters—it’s about who should own it. The decision between outsourced janitorial vs in-house cleaning staff affects budget, consistency, compliance, and the daily experience of everyone who walks into your building. In this guide, we’ll break down the pros, cons, hidden costs, and practical…

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499: Adjusting to Smaller Space & Larger Struggles

Today’s guest is a full-time caregiver living in a much smaller space than she once had. But holding on to things that represent a previous identity are making it hard to embrace the things that would/could give her joy in her current reality. We discu…

Slip and fall prevention floor care programs that actually reduce risk

Slip incidents rarely happen because a floor is “bad.” They usually happen because moisture, soils, and traffic meet at the wrong moment—right after a mop pass, during a rainy-day rush, or when tracked-in grit turns smooth surfaces into a skating rink. That’s why slip and fall prevention floor care programs aren’t a single service. They’re…

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