no better than tap water Nilfisk-Advance today announced the results of independent testing of the performance of electrically-activated water technology on professional floor scrubbers. The results show that a floor scrubber using electrically-activated water technology did not perform better than when that same floor scrubber used ordinary tap water, contrary to claims in the marketplace that electrically-activated water "converts" water into a "powerful cleaning agent/detergent" when used on floor scrubbers. "The claim that electrically-activated water acts as a "powerful cleaning agent/detergent on professional floor scrubbers was not supported in our testing," said Wade Reitmeier, General Manager, R&D & Product Management for Nilfisk-Advance. "Such claims must be met with careful analysis because our industry relies on credible science to provide products and services. To evaluate the performance of electrically-activated water on floor scrubbers, Nilfisk-Advance worked with several experts to design a comprehensive test procedure using accepted ASTM standards and best industry practices," said Reitmeier. The test process Nilfisk-Advance retained two independent and internationally-accredited labs to test the cleaning performance of today s current floor scrubbers equipped with electrically-activated water technology. The labs measured the cleaning efficiency when using three different cleaning solutions: 1) with electrically-activated water; 2) with plain tap water; and 3) with tap water and detergent. The results show that the floor scrubber using electrically-activated water performed no better than when that scrubber cleaned with only tap water. The results also indicate that when cleaning with electrically-activated water, the scrubber did not clean as effectively as when the scrubber cleaned with a common detergent. Does not support claims of being "a powerfull detergent" "These independent lab test results make clear that if customers are paying a premium for this technology, expectations as to value and performance are unlikely to be met," said Steve Baker, Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Nilfisk-Advance. "In this case, the testing simply does not support the claim that electrically-activated water on floor scrubbers is a "powerful cleaning agent/detergent ," said Baker. Electrically-activated or not, water is, and always has been, an effective cleanser on a variety of floor conditions. Floor scrubbers are routinely used with plain tap water and can effectively clean a range of soiled floors. Some floor conditions, however, do require the use of detergents when deeper cleaning is necessary. You don t need special water "These test results validate what we have known all along "” you don t need special water to clean floors. Plain tap water "“ by itself on an effective scrubber "“ can clean many surfaces very well," said Baker. "But our customers have a wide range of floor-cleaning challenges, and rarely is there a one-clean-fits-all solution.
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