Published on 2026-10-08 · Suzhou Industrial Park Gulin Commerce Co., Ltd.
During the break, offices, shops and factories sit nearly closed - lights off, AC off, scrubber dryer parked in a corner. On the first day back, the air feels stale, a layer of dust lies on the floor, and equipment seems to have "slept in." Do not rush to run everything at full load; go through the checklist below item by item so reopening goes smoothly.
After a week idle, squeegee blades on scrubber dryers and vacuums can harden, and batteries may self-discharge. Before real work:
These checks take less than half an hour but help avoid the awkwardness of "the machine dying on opening day and the floor slippery." If you find floors need refinishing, or scrubber dryers or ACs need servicing, contact us anytime - flooring materials, commercial appliances and cleaning equipment, all supplied by Gulin Commerce as one package. Call 0512-68114680.
FAQ
Avoid large amounts of water. For resilient flooring such as PVC, first remove loose dust with a vacuum or dust mop, then wipe with a slightly damp mop along the light direction; check areas pressed by heavy objects near entrances for curling or blistering first.
First check the battery is charged, and inspect the brush pad and squeegee blade for aging or deformation. Empty and rinse both the recovery and solution tanks completely, then run it empty for a minute or two before real work, to avoid hard blades failing to clean the floor.
Yes. Open windows and ventilate for 10 to 15 minutes first, then start the unit and clean or replace the filter. Listen for unusual noises or smells on the first start, and set the temperature in two steps; do not jump straight to the coldest or hottest.