Where to clean. When, it becomes a consequence.

Cleaning operations are mostly scheduled on a regular basis (daily, shift…  whatever) but the real matter to be considered is “where” more than when.

Where, is more important than when, because only if you see the dirt, you realise you can or you have a clean it.

So, “when” becomes a consequence and this more if you’re dealing with a critical area (clean room facilities, access to labs, ATEX Zone entry…).

Where, is almost never considered deeply as cleaning is manly due over general areas/zones, no matter if big or small as is stated in the deal with contract cleaning company in charge for it.

So how to do it?

Dycem contamination control mat offers the solution easily.

Dirt, fine dust, contaminants etc. are trapped onto the mat with no way to move away until the next cleaning time will take place.

Easy, but efficient as well.

Efficient in term of how many square meters (area) you then have to clean.

Dycem mat placed in the right position avoids cleaning widely a larger area at a larger cost.

So, you can intensify the cleaning shift of a smaller area (mat area) instead of waiting for a general cleaning of a larger area / zone that takes more time.

The other hidden aspect of efficiency, that Dycem mat will bring to you, is that cleaning before or out of a critical area is easier than stepping into a critical o restricted zone for a larger operation that needs a stop of the operation to let cleaning to be done properly.

An easy example could be an access to a sterile zone: Dycem mat will be placed in the corridor, a not critical zone, so where no particular restriction is needed and could be done at any time or where you see the dirt.

Then again, the when it becomes a consequence.

Aree correlate

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