Floor scrubbers tend to have brushes or scrubbing pads, as well as a container for a mixture of cleaning solution and water, and another to recycle the soapy solution. The surface area you can cover depends on the size of the solution tank. The recycling bin is important because it reduces the amount of water on the floor.
The scrubber first screens the water and solution through its brushes. This results in an even distribution, so when the brush is spun against the floor, every part is cleaned. The squeegee attachment helps the vacuum system draw water and transfer it to the recovery tank as you move.
We recommend that you routinely sweep the floor or area before cleaning. Some machines do have a pre-sweep option to remove excess dirt. You need to make sure to fill the cleaning solution proportionally. Follow the directions for the liquid of your choice in case the water mixes or there isn't enough soap on the floor.
This means you'll be able to save even more time in the long run because you don't have to make any guesses about which mix to use. When you're working with a mop and bucket, chances are you don't have the exact ratio to clean your floors. Floor scrubbers are calibrated in a way so you never have to ask yourself any questions about what you need to get started. Best of all, with so many different types, you're sure to find something that suits your specific use case.
Yangzi X8 Industrial Ride On Floor Scrubber:
