As the owner of a food processing factory, I never thought I could be so overwhelmed by a floor.
Relocating to a new factory was supposed to be a major event full of promise. We had invested a significant amount of money installing brand new, shiny epoxy flooring, looking forward to achieving great things in a clean and tidy environment. However, shortly after operations began, this "showpiece project" became my biggest headache – because of cooking oil.
Oil spills and splashes on the production line are almost unavoidable. This seemingly ordinary cooking oil, once on the smooth epoxy surface, instantly turned into an invisible "sheet of ice." It was incredibly slippery! On several occasions, I saw experienced veteran workers lose their footing, nearly falling. We put up more and more "Caution: Slippery Floor" signs in the workshop, but the shadow of a safety accident still hung over me like a sword. This was not only about employee safety but also constantly affected production efficiency and team morale.
What frustrated me even more was the traditional cleaning method. When workers repeatedly mopped the floor, the result was "the more you mop, the greasier it gets." The mop turned into a "grease applicator," making the entire floor increasingly slippery and even causing it to smell of rancid oil. During that period, my heart sank every time I entered the workshop. Was this brand new factory, with all its modern equipment, really going to be defeated by mere grease?
One late night, searching online with a "give it a try" attitude for "industrial greasy floor cleaning," I came across Younisi's website. The working scenes of their ride-on Scrubber driers shown on the page made me skeptical – could it really be that effective against my stubborn, greasy problem? Thinking it was worth a shot, I sent an inquiry email.
Soon, I received a reply from Sales Manager Neil. He didn't immediately push for a sale but instead listened very patiently to my specific problems. He asked detailed questions about the floor material, the type of grease, and the workshop layout. In a follow-up call, he explained the working principle of the U700 ride-on scrubber drier in detail: its brush pressure, dedicated degreaser, and powerful suction recovery system could truly achieve "scrubbing, stripping, and recovery" in one step, unlike a mop which just spreads the grease around.
Neil's professionalism and sincerity convinced me. Finally, I decided to start with one U700 as a trial, thinking that even solving part of the problem would be an improvement.
When the U700 finally drove into my workshop, the change it brought was immediate. The operator drove it like a steady painter moving slowly across the greasy floor. The powerful brush head vigorously scrubbed the surface, completely stripping the oil that had penetrated the tiny pores of the epoxy. Simultaneously, clean water and the special degreaser were sprayed precisely and then instantly recovered by the front suction squeegee, much like a whale filtering water.
After one pass, the floor revealed its original color, no longer having that unsettling, greasy shine but instead the slightly rough texture of genuine cleanliness. I touched it myself – it was that long-lost, dry, and clean feel. Most importantly, employees could walk on it without having to tread carefully as if walking on thin ice.
This instantly solved the problem that had plagued me for months. The U700 has not only become an essential "cleaner" in our daily workshop operations but also a "guardian" of our production safety. It's efficient and thorough. Cleaning tasks that originally required two or three workers toiling for one or two hours can now be easily completed by this machine in twenty minutes, with vastly superior results.
Looking back, from my initial skepticism to my current complete trust, this trial was undoubtedly the best decision I made after the factory relocation. Thank you to Younisi and to Manager Niel for his professional recommendation. The Younisi U700 is not just a machine; it pressed the "stop button" on my greasy troubles and firmly pressed the crucial "anti-slip button" for the safety of my new factory and my employees.
