Grime Stoppers

04/09/2021

A big thank you to 618 Nutrition & Energy for having us clean their floors in their store. We appreciate the business and wish you much success. If you haven't visited yet stop in and have a drink The Cardinal Nation tes was really good.

09/11/2020

Another Five star review for The Grime Stoppers Inc. Thank you Holly for the great 5 star customer review!

The Grime Stoppers Inc got another 5 star review from Holly H

07/29/2020

Another Five star review for The Grime Stoppers Inc. Thank you Carol for the great 5 star customer review!

"Jeff and Jeff cleaned and sealed our tile floors. They are beautiful. Over 18 years of wear and ground in grime and they look like new again.
Thank you for a wonderful job."

Carol G said "Jeff and Jeff cleaned and sealed our tile floors. They are beautiful. Over 18 years of wear and ground in grime and they look like new again. Thank you for a wonderful job." about The Grime Stoppers Inc - giving them a 5 star review

04/13/2020

Passing this information along. The biggest key is you must clean the surface first before disinfecting. If the surface has soil on it and is not cleaned the soil acts as food for viruses, germs, bacteria, spores and fungi. Without removing the soil first it will render the disinfection process I effective.

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03/27/2020

Fyi, Something you should do anyway.

An infectious disease specialist has revealed that coronavirus can live on shoe soles for up to five days, especially if they have been worn in busy areas like supermarkets or trains.

03/27/2020

Did a little carpet cleaning today for a property manager. I think it was a little dirty.

03/14/2020

While we are all concerned with the best ways to disinfect and sanitize I thought we would share this information on alternatives to buying the off the shelf sanitizers.

Sanitizer/disinfectant for 2 cents/gallon.

There are 3 universal sanitizers recognized by every health department in the world:
- Alcohol, generally IPA (Isopropyl), but grain alcohol works too.
- Hydrogen peroxide.
- Sodium Hypochlorite, most commonly used as bleach.

Each has significant negative properties:
- IPA, while pH neutral, is volatile & is hard on skin.
- Hydrogen peroxide is also hard on skin and at high concentrations, is volatile.
- Bleach smells, is hard on skin, ruins colored fabrics, can cause respiratory issues, etc.

The South Korean scientist who invented the induction cooktop also invented a process that converts tap water into odorless pH-neutral sodium hypochlorite, in small production units using only tap water and pure salt. It’s a technically complex process and is internationally patent-protected.

Treated water/sodium hypochlorite sanitizes on contact, is safe for skin including prolonged hand washing, safe even to drink (not recommended), is used in food/meat packing plants, schools, healthcare, etc in the Pacific Rim.

The home unit is about the same size and shape as a tower PC and produces about 30 gallons/day.

The next-level unit is the same size, but is engineered for lite commercial use, at about 100 gal/day. Restaurants, clinics, hospital departments, school departments, etc.

The next level unit, the K-10, is about the size of a gasoline power washer, 1000 gallons/day.

These units scale up in capacity for entire meat/vegetable packing plants, entire hospitals etc. but currently, we have access to the 3 units I’ve described.

The home model retails at $2400
The lite commercial model retails at $3800
The K-10 retails at $10,000.

Seriously, in So Korea and Japan, schools have wash basin units where kids wash their hands in our treated water without soap when entering,exiting cafeterias & restrooms.

This is a unit set up in your home or business and produces an endless supply of sanitizer. It can be applied through traditional spray bottles or for larger applications via an electrostatic sprayer.

If you are interested let us know via Facebook message or by calling 618-223-8445

03/26/2018

Happy Monday! Can you believe we're already almost a full week into spring?!

Here's a quick before and after from a hotel pool job in the St. Louis, MO area. Give us a call if you're looking to get those floors looking new again before the warm weather is here full force (618) 222-8445

03/14/2018

Another from the Grime Stoppers! Here's a quick before, during and after shot of tile and grout job near St. Louis, MO. Check us out at thegrimestoppers.net or give us a call to request a FREE demo!

03/06/2018

Have or thinking about Travertine floors in your home or your place of business? This stone, when kept up properly, is a beautiful addition to any household or business. Check out these helpful cleaning tips to keep your floors looking NEW!

1) Avoid using abrasive chemical cleaners. Travertine is pH-based and acidic cleaners will stain the floor
2) Do sweep or vacuum regularly. Removing the small dirt particles can help retain the protective sealant.
3) When mopping, only use warm plain water and ensure the mop or sponge is wrung dry. Heavy water can pe*****te the grout which can cause the growth of mold
4) Use equal parts baking soda and water with a small brush to clean the grout between the tiles.