by Janice Stewart | Feb 24, 2015 | Cleaning Science, Green Cleaning
Just because you desire “green” and “disinfect” to co-exist does not mean the two actually do. Check your facts, and your business liability, before you believe what “everybody knows.” Claiming to “disinfect a home” is a legally-binding marketing claim, but if you...
by Janice Stewart | Nov 26, 2014 | Cleaning Science, Cleaning Tips
Best Practices for Residential Cleaning Technicians to Prevent Infection in the Home It is important for our residential clients to understand that proper cleaning is about more than shiny floors and neatly folded toilet paper ends. “The fact is,” says J. Darrel...
by Janice Stewart | Oct 15, 2014 | Cleaning Science, Cleaning Tips, Featured Posts, Green Cleaning
Knowing the common bond between bad breath and pink bathroom “mold” just might help your technicians get better at cleaning bathrooms. What’s slimy and sticky and red all over? No, it’s not a snail reading a newspaper. It’s a biofilm containing the bacteria Serratia...
by Janice Stewart | Sep 26, 2014 | Cleaning Science, Green Cleaning, Leadership
When you reach the ever-elusive $1M/year revenue goal, continuing to grow and get better requires digging down into the details of your business to motivate continuous growth and improvement.Castle Keepers, Inc. will be undergoing its third CIMS-GB review and renewal...
by Janice Stewart | Jul 28, 2014 | Cleaning Tips, Operations
Having cleaning tools at your fingertips saves you and your client time and money – but do you choose an apron or a caddy?The benefit of wearing an apron or carrying a caddy with you when cleaning is you can be more efficient. Time spent running back and forth to...
