News

When is it Time to Toss Out Cleaning Rags?

We’ve already written about which cleaning rags to buy for just about any cleaning project. We’ve written about how to wash cleaning rags to help them last longer. We’ve even written about how to save money buying rags in bulk — and how to save even more money with recycled rags.

But, we’ve never written about throwing rags away. 

What Are the Best Cleaning Rags for Veterinary Clinics?

Of all the places to keep clean, a veterinary clinic has to be one of the hardest. All those animals, all that fur, all the accidents that can happen while nervous furry animals wait for their appointments.

Plus, the best veterinary practices hold high standards for cleanliness. They know hygiene keeps their four-legged patients healthier, and they know pet owners expect clean and comfortable waiting rooms and examination tables. 

So what kind of cleaning rags do veterinary clinics use to maintain these high standards?

What to Do When It’s Time to Clean the Cleaning Rags

Supplying rags to customers for more than a century will teach you a thing or two about rags. 

For example, did you know there’s a right and a wrong way to clean your washing rags? 

It’s true. And washing your dirty rags the right way will make them last longer.

Paper or Cloth? Which Rags Work Best?

 You know how grocery baggers sometimes ask, “Paper or plastic?”, as the cashier scans your groceries?

A lot of professional cleaners ask a similar question when it’s time to wipe down surfaces or clean spills — “Paper or cloth?”  

So which one is better — paper or cloth cleaning rags?

Bar Towels, Microfiber, or Recycled — What’s the Best Restaurant Towel?

Most of us care about keeping clean. But restaurant owners? They care more.

Renewing the Life Cycle of Textiles with Recycled Cleaning Rags

You know this age-old question: “Which came first, the chicken or the egg?” But have you ever wondered: “Which came first, the T-shirt or the cleaning rag?” We have.