Power Wash Articles

A VIEW FROM THE AHJ The Protection of Cooking Equipment R.T. Leicht Fire Protection is more than merely “squirting wet

Who Is the Ultimate Authority? R.T. Leicht The phrase “authority having jurisdiction” is, many times, misapplied. Too often, the term

Marketing Without Built In Price Caps By Joe Kenney Isn’t it about time that the grease exhaust cleaning industry (or

Engineered Kitchen Ventilation Equipment: Value Added or Not? By Bernard Besal, CECS Widespread employment of equipment which falls under the

Are Your Vehicles in Safe Hands? By Tom Venafro When you talk about safety, it usually centers on OSHA and

Is Kitchen Exhaust Pollution Control Part of the Solution to Outdoor Air Quality Problems? By Bernard Besal, CECS, Besal Services

Kitchen Hood Testing Proper Operation of Hoods are Key to Kitchen Safety By Steve Young, TBE, The Phoenx Agency, Inc.

Link Cleaning by David Burrows, Getz Fire Equipment Most of us have learned the hard way that fire suppression system fusible link

ANSUL Bulletin (The following information was forwarded by Rory Wilson of Derby Pressure Wash, who experienced a situation where the

Access Doors New Access Doors Offer New Options In the changing time, of indoor air quality and fire safety in

This article originally appeared in the January/February 2000 issue of Chemical Health & Safety. Reprinted with permission. October 22, 1999: Robert

by Larry Hinckley The application of chemicals is one of the longest standing controversies in the power washing industry. There