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Paying For Chemicals – Let Me Count The Ways! |
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Written by Rich Fitzmorris
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Thursday, 02 January 2003 21:22 |
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Wasn't it only yesterday that a company selling laundry chemicals sold their product for a certain cost per package, and that was it? Today it seems that there are an endless number of ways that chemical companies use to sell their chemicals.
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Can I use a dye fixative such as soda ash, or other dye fixatives used in craft dyeing, to reduce towel fading? |
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Written by Rich Fitzmorris
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Tuesday, 02 April 2002 20:07 |
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Selecting a Laundry Chemical Company |
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Written by Rich Fitzmorris
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Sunday, 02 December 2001 20:04 |
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Sales Representative/Technical Service – The person that is going to actually service the account should be evaluated because they will be the one to field the problems and service needs of the property. It's not the corporate company that is going to actually be doing the installation of chemical equipment, programming of wash formulas, training of laundry staff, routine service, or the emergency service when required.
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The Newest Chemistry Technology |
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Written by Rich Fitzmorris
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Tuesday, 02 January 2001 19:59 |
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There have been a number of new detergent products recently introduced in the laundry textile cleaning market. There are also a number of industries that could be discussed in light of the new products, and for the purposes of this article I will focus on Shirt Laundries.
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Hygienically Clean Linen Using Chlorine Bleach |
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 02 November 2000 13:40 |
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Textile fabrics are an excellent breeding surface for bacteria and microorganisms to grow. It is therefore very important to consider sanitizing or even disinfecting linens to control the infections and viruses that could occur. Clean looking linens without stains are no assurance of hygienically clean fabrics. Good sound laundry formulations should kill bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms.
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LIVONIA, Mich. — Hamilton Engineering was recently awarded a U.S. Patent for their Cold Water Injection System (CWIS™) contained within their Companion™ Water Heater and optional on all of their hot water storage tanks. The CWIS™ insures the highest efficiency possible in the water heating system by ensuring all of the coldest water enters the heater first, while eliminating any flow restriction or pressure drop on the hot water being supplied to the laundry so common with other instantaneous or on demand water heaters.