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How to reduce the real cost of industrial cleaning

A low-priced rag becomes expensive when many pieces are required for one task. Useful cost is measured per operation, not only per kilogram purchased.

How to reduce the real cost of industrial cleaning
01

Define one measurement unit

Choose a repeatable activity: one part, shift, machine or service job. Record material usage and approximate time, then compare similar periods.

  • Cost per part or job
  • Kilograms per shift
  • Cleaning time
02

Remove inappropriate use

Premium material should not be used for heavy dirt when a robust grade handles the task. Define two or three grades and show clearly where each belongs.

  • Right grade for each area
  • Short instructions at the workstation
  • No mixing between materials
03

Plan replenishment

A minimum stock level and recurring order limit urgent purchasing. Review use monthly and adjust stock for seasonality and delivery lead time.

  • Minimum stock level
  • Recurring quantity
  • Monthly review

Frequently asked questions

How should two rag grades be compared?

Use both for the same task and compare pieces, time and result, not only price per kilogram.

How often should consumption be reviewed?

A monthly check suits most operations, with an extra review whenever production changes.

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