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Legends Labs: Episode 04 Why Wiping Fails

You wiped the surface. It looked clean. Then the streaks, residue, and re-soiling showed up again. Not because your team skipped a step — but because most wiping fails mechanically, not chemically. In Legends Labs™ Episode 4, Lex Bridges breaks down The Pressure Problem — why wiping often redistributes soil instead of removing it: • Pressure varies from person to person and pass to pass • Inconsistent contact leaves residue behind • Chemistry can’t fix poor mechanical action • When wiping materials break down, pressure disappears The real issue usually isn’t the chemical. It’s contact, pressure, and consistency. This episode shows why engineered wiping systems — like those developed by Sellars — focus on durability and controlled mechanical action to reduce variability, rework, and appearance complaints. Download Lex Bridges’ Surface Contact & Wiping Consistency Guide to help your team understand why wiping fails — and how to fix it at the system level. https://23851347.fs1.hubspotuserconte... Question: Where do surfaces seem to re-soil the fastest after wiping — restrooms, touch points, or horizontal surfaces? #FacilityManagement #CleaningIndustry #Janitorial #ProcessControl #LegendsLabs #Sellars