When using a floor scrubber, avoid excessive foam; it’s recommended to use a defoaming agent in conjunction with it.
Let’s use the push-type again. Floor scrubber , or Drive-on floor scrubber During the process of floor cleaning, you might encounter excessive foam. So, what should you do if you run into this situation?
1. Check whether there is too much cleaning agent in the floor scrubber and whether the cleaning agent is highly foamy. If so, be sure to replace it promptly and choose a low-foam cleaning agent.
2. If there’s too much foam when mopping the floor, you can add some defoaming agent to the mop’s wastewater tank—this will effectively help prevent foaming.
3. If a floor scrubber produces excessive foam during cleaning, it could also be due to a dirty floor with too much grime. If the floor is particularly dirty and heavily soiled, it’s best to use a diluted cleaning solution.
In summary, if excessive foam occurs when using a floor scrubber to clean the floor, try the troubleshooting measures mentioned above. Generally speaking, excessive foam during floor cleaning with a scrubber is mainly caused by choosing the wrong cleaning agent.
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