MD Stetson--"Green Cleaning Products for the Pro"

Code: Green Green Product Navigator

 

 

 

Going Green? navigation graphic Cleaning Chemicals
Start with low environmental impact cleaning chemicals and dispensing systems, including Green SealTM certified and Eco-logo certified chemicals, and other products with a more environmentally preferable profile.

Cleaning Tools
Utilize low environmental impact cleaning equipment, including vacuum cleaners certified Green Label by the Carpet & Rug Institute, chemical free equipment technology for floor stripping, microfiber technology and much more.

Entryway Systems
Utilize entry mat systems tor educe the amount of dirt entering the building and develop cleaning strategies to maintain your entryway systems as well as exterior walkways.

Recycling
Divert waste from landfills with a recycling program for paper, plastic & glass, as well as light bulbs and batteries.

Paper & Liners
Utilize controlled paper delivery systems, promote source reduction and use products that meet EPA guidelines for post-consumer recycled content.

Water Use Reduction
Conserve water and increase hygiene with no-touch restroom accessories. Utilize equipment and methodology that reduces water usage for traditional cleaning functions.

Workplace Wellness
Fight the spread of germs in your workplace through hand washing and use of hand sanitizers.

Support
Partner with MD Stetson to implement and communicate low environmental impact cleaning policy and training. Commit to continued improvement in your maintenance operation by implementing the Code:Green program.

Adherence to the Code:Green program will satisfy the requirements for obtaining Credits for LEED-EB:

IEQ PrerequisiteGreen Cleaning Policy
IEQ 3.1: Green CleaningHigh Performance Cleaning Program
IEQ 3.2: Green CleaningCustodial Effectiveness Assessment
IEQ 3.3: Green CleaningSustainable Cleaning Products and Materials
IEQ 3.4: Green CleaningSustainable Cleaning Equipment
IEQ 3.5: Green CleaningIndoor Chemical and Pollutant Source
 

 

MD Stetson's Environmental Stewardship Principles

  • Clean for health first and appearance second.

  • Minimize human exposure to contaminants and cleaning products.

  • Recognize cleaning as an environmental health benefit.

  • Commit to occupational development of cleaning personnel.

  • Communicate the value of healthy buildings.

  • Minimize chemical, particle and moisture residue when cleaning.

  • Ensure worker safety.

  • Reduce pollutants entering the building.

  • Establish and document routine maintenance schedules.