Executive Housekeeping Today - April 2008 - (Page 1)

VOLUME 30 • NUMBER 4 5 14 28 Features 3 Green Certification Issues CONTENTS 6 19 Departments Frugal Housekeeper It’s Not Easy Being Green: Beyond Green Cleaning to Sustainability 5 The Green Benefit from the Roof Down 11 LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations & Maintenance 12 Greening with Mats 13 A Greener Approach to Laundry 14 Feature Article 24 Get Into the "O-Zone" Think your facility’s cleaning products are truly Green? Think again. This article explains the difference between “self-declared” Green products and reputable, certified Green products. Learn about extensive Green roof systems and the economic benefits they can provide for your facility. THe green scene Last Minute Earth Day Ideas Educate yourself on this U.S. Green Building Council Rating System, used for maximizing efficient operations in existing buildings. members 2 16-17 20-23 26 27 27 27 27 27 28 28 ExEcutivE cornEr 2008 candidatE information 2008 convEntion information Product HigHligHts CEH/REH mEmbErs 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 Ten ways mats can contribute towards a Greener work environment within your facility. Educate yourself on how your facility can create a Greener laundry room by investing in equipment that provides energy and water efficiency. Washington Nationals Stadium: Striving for LEED Certification Learn how ozone laundry systems can make your commercial laundry more environmentally-friendly. Executive Housekeeping Today is published monthly by the International Executive Housekeepers Association, Inc. Bulk rate postage paid at Columbus, OH. Subscription $50 per year. Single copies $3.00. Annual subscription for members of the International Executive Housekeepers Association is $30.63, included in the dues. I.E.H.A. assumes no liability for opinions expressed in editorial contributions to the magazine. The publication of any advertisement is neither an endorsement of the advertiser nor of the products or services advertised. I.E.H.A. is not responsible for claims in advertisements, products, or services advertised. © Copyright 2008, International Executive Housekeepers Association, Inc., All Rights Reserved. Printed in U.S.A. Postmaster: Changes of address should be sent to: I.E.H.A., 00 Eastwind Drive, Suite 30, Westerville, OH 4308-336, (64) 895-766. The W symbol constitutes the end of that article. April 2008/Executive Housekeeping Today

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Executive Housekeeping Today - April 2008 Contents Executive Corner Green Certification Issues The Green Benefit from the Roof Down Frugal Housekeeper LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations & Maintenance Greening with Mats A Greener Approach to Laundry Feature Article 2008 Candidate Information The Green Scene 2008 Convention Information Get Into the "O-Zone" Product Highlights CEH/REH Members 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 - April 2008

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