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product Concrobium Mold Control, from Siamons International, is an EPA-registered product, proven to eliminate and prevent mold without bleach or other harmful chemicals. The patented product is ecofriendly and a safe, effective solution for use by cleaning professionals, mold remediators, builders and contractors, and homeowners. There is no special handling or isolation time, and it can be used in rooms such as bathrooms, kitchens, basements, and on surfaces including fabric, flooring, ceiling tiles, wood, concrete, drywall, roofing, and other materials. It can also be safely fogged to treat entire rooms or inaccessible spaces, like wall cavities and crawl spaces. Concrobium Mold Control works as it dries. The odorless, colorless coating remains on surfaces to provide continuous protection against mold and mildew growth. www.concrobium.com Rubbermaid Commercial Products (RCP), has introduced its new multifunctional Convertible Utility Cart—it’s a utility cart that converts into a platform truck, improving efficiency, productivity, and workplace safety. Rubbermaid’s Convertible Utility Cart is the smart solution for schools, offices, foodservice, catering, etc.—allowing for increased productivity with its 400-lb. capacity as a utility cart and 250-lb. capacity as a platform truck. Its recessed top prevents items from falling during transport, and with its extended lower deck, loading is made easier and less strenuous. Rubbermaid’s Convertible Utility Cart, built to Rubbermaid’s high standard for durability, features non-marking swivel casters for increased maneuverability and safety. Its fully round ergonomic handle reduces hand fatigue, and its flat configuration provides easy storage and transport—making it an efficient tool for any user. www.rcpworksmarter.com Building service contractors, carpet cleaners, and in-house cleaning professionals need to be ready if and when water damage or a flood disaster occurs. Now it’s easy with the patented KaiSump™, the perfect low-cost “continuous” disaster- and floodrecovery system developed by Kaivac, famous for No-Touch Cleaning™. The KaiSump provides a continuous pump-out operation that saves critical time during flood recovery, reduces labor costs, and minimizes building damage. It’s so effective and easy to use that some people even use the KaiSump to empty swimming pools. www.kaivac.com 26 Executive Housekeeping Today/March 2008 highlights Suite Sleeve is a clear, plastic TV remote control cover that is designed to be changed in a few seconds by housekeepers for each new guest. Independent studies have shown that the TV remote control in hotel rooms often contains germs, bacteria, feces, and even semen. Suite Sleeve will give your guests confidence that you are creating the safest germ-free environment for them. Suite Sleeve is manufactured in two versions. The first is a custom-fitted, molded sleeve that currently fits both the Lodgenet and On Command TV remote controls. (A custom sleeve can be developed for any remote control.) The second and much more popular model is universal and is made in two sizes to fit virtually any TV remote control. www.suitesleeve.com http://www.concrobium.com http://www.suitesleeve.com http://www.rcpworksmarter.com http://www.kaivac.com

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Executive Housekeeping Today - March 2008 Contents Executive Corner Mold Issues: Restoration and Prevention Mold Removal with Steam Vapor: Study Validates New Technology Frugal Housekeeper Executive Housekeeping Today Virtual Magazine is a Big Hit with Readers! Executive Profile The Green Scene 2008 Convention Information Inside the Industry Product Highlights New Members Joint IEHA/ISSA Members Advertisers' Index Calendar of Events Inside I.E.H.A. What I.E.H.A. Has Done For Me

Executive Housekeeping Today - March 2008

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