Every wet process in this department ends at a wet/dry vac, and the 16-gallon RIDGID is the one that shrugs at all of them: strip-cycle recovery, flooded restrooms, shop debris, th…
The Force line is Sanitaire admitting the world changed: sealed filtration and quieter running for cleaning around occupants — daytime routes, healthcare adjacencies, offices that …
The red Sanitaire is the Kalashnikov of commercial vacuums: simple, rebuildable, parts everywhere, and still $140 after all these years. Hotel housekeeping standardized on it becau…
The $300 question: is backpack productivity worth it for your routes? WORKPRO's unit answers it without ProTeam money — 6 quarts, 1,200 watts, 23-foot cord per the listing. Plenty …
The Pro 10 is the Pro 6 with the answer to its only complaint: ten quarts of capacity, so big routes finish on one bag. At $8 over the 6-quart, the extra tank is functionally free …
The Super Coach Pro 6 is why contract cleaners wear their vacuums: backpack routes cover roughly double an upright's hourly footage, and ProTeam's harness is the reason that math d…
The department's biggest ticket: an 18-inch-path tank extractor with 10-gallon solution capacity — hotel-corridor volume in one machine, at a third of name-brand contract-equipment…
The Big Green is the extractor that made 'rent the machine' obsolete for small facilities: prosumer build, commercial-adjacent extraction, and the stain tool that handles the incid…
The BG10 is Bissell's commercial-badge extractor: two motors, serviceable construction, and the water recovery that separates extraction from shampooing. For facilities bringing ca…
VEVOR's entry rotary: 1,900 RPM max with a 43-foot cord per the listing, at a price that makes powered floor care a line item instead of a capital request. It's the machine for fin…
The Prolux Core 15 is the machine that turns finish chemistry into a program: scrub worn gloss, buff it back, run bonnets on carpet per the listing — the rotary work that separates…
Three dollars a bottle is what dilution control costs at entry level: screw-on pumps that replace the glug with a counted stroke. Twelve covers every concentrate in a serious close…
