Washing the ground is especially important in business environment where there are a lot of commuting. Manual surface washing results in considerable water consumption in addition to along working period. The issue becomes more complicated when washing must be dine constantly and during times when commuting is unavoidable. This is extremely harmful since it causes both the spread of pollutant and moisture.

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The use of specialized devices such as Karcher scrubber is recommended to achieve optimal efficiency and minimum risk. Karcher scrubber is a specialized and mechanical equipment for simultaneously washing and drying the surface. These machines (Karcher scrubber) save water, detergents and time most significantly quickly was and dry surfaces while collecting water and pollutants from the ground. Ultimately, this issue prevents the spread of contaminants and limit hazards such as slippery surface.

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