Tag: Green Cleaning

IFMA has released a how-to guide on green cleaning, the latest update in its series on sustainability for facility managers.

View this free webinar video and learn the importance of green cleaning and new trends, buttressed by hard facts and statistics about changing your practices and cleaning for health.

Here are six ways to improve stadium facility operations — and the guest experience in the meantime.

Still evolving, the green cleaning approach to facility maintenance has been part of the discourse for more than 20 years.

Our annual "green" issue looks at sustainability trends including green cleaning, water conservation, LEED, green building programs, and energy storage. Plus, security, space planning strategies, HVAC and more.

Not just a passing trend, eco-friendly cleaning has become a vital aspect of a facility’s care. Here are eight essential Q&As for choosing a green cleaning provider.

A new online feature from The International Executive Housekeepers Association assists in finding qualified commercial cleaning professionals.

The Commercial Collection is a line of ready to use organic cleaners.

Georgia Tech is one of only six higher education campuses in the nation to be certified under the Green Seal Standard for Cleaning Services (GS-42)

This issue takes a comprehensive look at sustainable facilities, including green cleaning, water management, LEED certification, and energy efficiency. Plus, wireless technology and security.

Professionals in the cleaning industry are taking a closer look at “engineered water,” regular tap water that has been transformed into an effective cleaning solution.

Specific facility factors are important, and pilot programs can help evaluate green cleaning options.

As of January 2015, LEED has redefined the requirements for LEED-compliant de-icers.

Five challenges (real or perceived) that prevent many facilities from transitioning to green cleaning programs

GS-42, introduced in 2006, is updated to clarify and streamline requirements.

Cleaning products have an impact on the environment and the workers, so an effective program must be executed carefully.

A cleaning expert provide tips to help businesses create healthier work environments.

Rooting out potentially harmful chemicals from the products they specify is increasingly important to facility managers. TFM spoke with Roger McFadden, senior scientist for Staples, Inc. about green cleaning products.

Survey finds collegiate sports programs are becoming greener and more sustainable.

A resource for facility managers, the Green Guides from the Federal Trade Commission address marketing claims on "green" products and services.