Floor Scrubber

Frequently Asked Questions
A floor scrubber is a machine that automates manual cleaning by applying cleaning solution, scrubbing the floor with brushes or pads, and vacuuming up the dirty water in a single pass.
A floor scrubber uses water and solution to scrub the floor clean, while a sweeper uses brushes to collect dry debris and dust without using any liquid.
The right scrubber to buy depends on the facility size, floor type, and budget; smaller areas benefit from walk-behind models, while large industrial spaces are best cleaned with high-efficiency ride-on scrubbers.
Yes, you should always pre-sweep or dust mop the floor to remove loose, dry debris, which prevents clogs in the machine and ensures effective cleaning.
Use low-foaming, pH-neutral commercial cleaning solutions specifically formulated for use in floor scrubbing machines and appropriate for your specific floor type.
Proper maintenance involves daily tasks such as emptying and rinsing tanks, cleaning squeegee blades and brushes, and checking fluid levels, along with regular inspections and scheduled professional servicing.