The differences between traditional cleaning and high-pressure cleaning machines for floor cleaning

There are significant differences between traditional floor washing and high pressure cleaning machine floor washing in terms of principle, efficiency, application scenario and effect. Here are the main contrasts between the two:

1. Working principle

· Traditional ground washing: usually refers to the manual use of tools such as mops, brooms, buckets, etc. for cleaning.Reliance on manpower to wipe and brush, reliance on detergent and physical friction to remove dirt.

· High-pressure cleaning machine: Using a high-pressure water pump to pressurize water (usually 100-2000 bar), a nozzle throws high-speed water into the ground to peel away dirt, oil, and sediment with impact, sometimes combined with a cleaning agent to enhance the effect.

2. Cleanliness efficiency

· Conventional ground washing: low efficiency, time and effort, and limited effectiveness, especially in large or heavily polluted areas.

· High pressure cleaning machine: high efficiency, fast cleaning speed, suitable for large areas and high intensity cleaning (such as factory floors, parking lots, squares, etc.), which can greatly reduce labor costs.

3. Cleaning effect

· Traditional ground washing: effective for surface dust and mild stains, but difficult to remove stubborn oil, cement paste, gum residue, etc.

· High-pressure cleaning machine: With strong impact, it can penetrate deep into cracks and micropores, effectively remove stubborn stains, moss, paint, rust, etc., and clean more thoroughly.

4. Water consumption

· Traditional ground washing: It uses a lot of water and the sewage is easily residual and requires additional treatment.

· High-pressure cleaning machines: Although water consumption may be higher in a single time, their high efficiency means that water consumption per unit area may be lower;Some of the equipment is equipped with a recycling system that reduces wastewater discharge.

5. Applicable scenarios

· Traditional ground washing: suitable for small, lightly polluted areas indoors (such as home, office, shop floors).

· High pressure cleaning machines: suitable for outdoor or industrial environments such as:Factory floors, warehouse floors，Municipal roads,sidewalks，Vehicle cleaning，Building facades, billboards，Highly contaminated sites such as farms and slaughterhouses

6. Equipment Cost and Maintenance

· Traditional ground washing: almost no equipment costs, but high labor costs.

· High-pressure cleaning machines: The initial investment is relatively high and requires regular maintenance (e.g. replacement of sealing rings, filter cartridges, pumps, etc.), but long-term use can reduce the overall cost.

7. Safety and environmental impact

· Traditional ground washing: relatively safe, but the cleaning agent may remain and have some impact on the environment.

· High-pressure cleaning machines: High-pressure water flow presents a safety risk (which may cause personal injury or equipment damage) and requires professional operation;If not used properly, it may damage the ground (e.g. wood floors, tile cracks); Sewerage needs to be properly treated to avoid environmental pollution.

summary

Projects Traditional floor washing High pressure cleaning machine floor washing

Efficiency Low - High

The effect is generally strong

Scope of application Small area, mild pollution Large area, severe pollution

Human costs high and low

Equipment cost is not high.

Security is high. Please pay attention to safety operations.

Therefore, which method to choose should be considered in a comprehensive manner based on specific cleaning needs, site conditions and budget. In industrial, municipal or large commercial scenarios, high-pressure cleaning machines are often the more efficient and economical option. In a home or small office setting, the traditional approach may be more practical.