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Farmers, Ranchers and Vintners Rely on Hotsy for their vineyard equipment cleaning needs as there is only one pressure washer tough enough to handle the job – Hotsy. Since 1970, Hotsy has manufactured pressure washers rugged enough to meet the intense demands of those in the agriculture industry. With the great outdoors as your office, farmers know dirt, mud and muck are just part of the daily routine. 

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Did you know that steam allows for better cleaning? First, it penetrate crevices and detailed corners of a tank or barrel better than water. Second, the steam kills bacteria, fungus and germs without using harsh chemicals. Steam sanitizes creating an environment free of contaminates that could effect the wine. And third, you’re saving a lot of water in the environment - especially for those drought stricken regions, and the water is not being thrown back with soap in the drain system or rivers. 

Give us a call to discuss how you can use steam to reduce your water usage when sanitizing barrels and equipment.

Hotsy Pacific is proud to introduce a new addition to our line of top quality cleaning products - the Karcher Scrubber drier BR 30/12 Bp

Karcher is taking efficiency to the next level offering multiple settings including an environmentally friendly setting that utilizes energy and resources intelligently and efficiently. This setting reduces water consumption, resulting in less waste water. It also features an extended run time mode, increasing operation by 50%, and reducing noise by approximately 40%.

It's integrated sweep bin, allows the BR 35/12 C Bp to conveniently sweep, scrub and vacuum up small debris and waste water with one pass over floors making this unit a must have for winery cellar, production & high traffic tasting room areas.

Vineyard & grape growers have learned to trust only one name in high-pressure cleaning equipment – Hotsy! When it comes to cleaning harvesters, crushers, destemmers, bottling lines and tanks, a Hotsy hot water pressure washer rises to the task. Hot water cleaning is highly effective, and actually speeds your cleaning.

There are a number of Hotsy pressure washers that are popular with wineries. Many use portable LP Gas-Fired models to move easily around equipment, while others choose a stationary machine. We are experts at matching equipment to your needs, so you don’t have to make the decision on your own.

We at Hotsy Pacific can suggest many additional items to help you clean more effectively. For instance, we offer the Gamajet cleaning system which is ideal for cleaning inside barrels and tanks. A surface cleaner quickly washes flat surfaces, like concrete floors stained with grape juice.

Did you know that steam allows for better cleaning? First, it penetrate crevices and detailed corners of a tank or barrel better than water. Second, the steam kills bacteria, fungus and germs without using harsh chemicals. Steam sanitizes creating an environment free of contaminates that could effect the wine. And third, you’re saving a lot of water in the environment - especially for those drought stricken regions, and the water is not being thrown back with soap in the drain system or rivers. 

Hotsy Pacific introduces the Barrel Steam Wand accessory for the Optima Steamer line of products used to sanitize wooden barrels.

Since the all-stainless-steel Optima Steamer DMS (DSS) and EST-S models have launched in 2012, we have received many requests for a wand built specifically for steam. Existing products on the market were originally made for high pressure washers and couldn’t accommodate the specific needs for steam which is low flow and pressure. 

The Barrel Steam Wand is carefully designed to maximize the performance of the Optima Steamer to save steaming time while achieving the right temperature to remove unwanted micro-organisms. It features a stable & self-standing rack and a digital temperature display to let users know when sanitation is complete. With the new wand, internal barrel temperature reaches 230°F just in minutes. With the right steam machine and the right tool, barrel sanitation will become an easy task.

A new oak barrel costs about $800~1,500. Moreover, if a barrel is suspected to have a trace of Brett, they cannot risk using it for aging wine as this could lead to a catastrophe of spoiling the entire batch. Steam treating barrels can potentially save wineries tens of thousand dollars if not millions. In addition to steam’s natural sanitizing power, steam uses a fraction of water to achieve similar or better efficacy. Organic wastewater management is another costly expense for food and beverage production facilities. Local authorities closely monitor the BOD (biochemical oxygen demand) level of wastewater originating from such facilities as part of the Clean Water Act enforcement. Since the steam cleaning process produces very little or no wastewater, this also leads to saving time, hassle and money. 

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Myth #5 - Maintenance is not required

Water treatment systems vary in size, type, and treatment level but regardless of the system, as is the case with any equipment with moving parts, maintenance is required. In addition, constant monitoring is necessary to insure that the desired water quality is achieved. Assigning the responsibility and creating a log sheet of readings is a great way to insure that monitoring is being completed on a regular basis. Preventive maintenance programs when completed on a regular basis will reduce down time and costly repairs. 

Myth #4 - Off the Shelf Systems Will Meet your Needs

Water treatment systems vary in size, type, and treatment level. Most companies have numerous types of treatment systems available. Determining what system will work best for your application requires some expertise and testing of your waste stream. 

Most successful systems utilize a combination of technologies to accomplish successful recycling. Too often, a company will purchase a packaged treatment system only to find it does not meet the needs of their operation. 

To be successful may require a pretreatment solution, a treatment solution, and a post treatment solution. The best way to insure success is to work with a company that is deep in knowledge of handling waste water solutions. Testing of the water and designing a system specific to your application is the only recipe for success.

Myth # 3- Potable (Drinkable) Water can not be achieved using Recycle Water

Potable (Drinkable) water can be achieved from Recycled Water by incorporating different technologies with steps which include ozone, ultraviolet disinfection, and carbon filtering.   Typically the final step involves membrane filtration.

The systems are normally only cost effective when there is a shortage of potable water readily available or the value of conserving water is considerable to the individual or company.

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Water has become the most regulated, costly, and misused resource within companies. It is also the area where the most efficiency can be gained.

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In today’s unprecedented times, we wanted to address questions you may have regarding how Hotsy Pacific & NorthBay Equipment will be conducting business and the availability of disinfecting products and accessories.

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Companies that rely on equipment typically employ either a reactive or preventive approach to maintenance. Reactive maintenance is fixing things when they break. This approach can sometimes save money short term but often ends up costing even more in the long run. Scheduled maintenance is a planned program where maintenance tasks are conducted routinely to avoid larger, more costly fixes in the future.

Here are 5 reasons why the preventive approach yields better overall returns: 

1. Cost Savings - Companies that rely solely on reactive maintenance are essentially waiting for a problem to happen, and this can often be a costly move. Unplanned downtime can result in idle employees, halting the production line, missed deadlines, and – for property managers of hotels, resorts, school campuses and other consumer facing industries – long-term damage to their brand and image.
   
   An unexpected failure can result in having extra costs including overtime charges for technicians and expedite fees for overnight delivery of parts. A scheduled maintenance program is designed to avoid these types of repairs by replacing worn parts before they break. Efforts should be focused on preventing equipment failure rather than emergency fixes. Maintaining equipment is less costly and quicker than large repairs.
   
   
2. Improved Safety - When equipment isn’t working in optimal condition, it creates many hazards, unsafe working conditions and even emergency situations where workers are injured. Scheduled maintenance improves the safety of equipment and therefore the safety of company workers resulting in fewer on the job injuries and accidents.
   
   
3. Decreased Equipment Downtime - While almost all maintenance tasks require some equipment downtime, a scheduled maintenance program can decrease and optimize that downtime. For example, a company doesn’t experience unexpected downtime as much as if they were to rely solely on reactive maintenance. Decreasing equipment downtime is a benefit that saves time in maintenance and day-to-day operations.
   
   
4. Improved Reliability - Scheduled maintenance can also help a company to be a more reliable business partner. Customers can count on a company to deliver products, materials, or service on time, without unnecessary delays. By always offering a reliable product or service, a company can enhance its customer service and improve its reputation.
   
   
5. Preservation of Assets - Most equipment these days is certainly not cheap, but the better a company cares for its equipment, the longer it will last. Scheduled maintenance will prolong the life of equipment so a company can get more hours out the equipment, resulting in reduced costs and increased profit.
   
   The numerous benefits of preventive maintenance has caused many maintenance managers to shift from reactive maintenance to a regular, routine scheduled maintenance plan meant to prevent problems and optimize equipment. Scheduled maintenance is the best option for companies that want to succeed long term.

Water has become the most regulated, costly, and misused resource within companies.
It is also the area where the most efficiency can be gained.

A basic understanding of each technology along with working with a qualified professional will insure that the water treatment system provides the desired results.

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When it comes to those difficult cleaning jobs, having these specialized “wands” in your cleaning arsenal are the ideal solution to making your pressure washers even more effective!

Slippery engine grease and oil on your shop floor. Caked-on mud under your truck. Dirt and other unsanitary “stuff” building up in hard-to-reach areas. By using specially-designed pressure washer “wands” to easily reach tough-to-clean places, you can make your job easier, faster, and even safer.

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Choose Wisely for Best Results

Although ‘wet’ and ‘dry’ are both steams, it’s essential to choose the right type to ensure best results, and avoid causing problems for equipment, operators, and worker safety.  An understanding of the difference and performance of each will make it easy to determine which is the best solution for your company’s cleaning and sanitation needs.

Not All Steam Is the Same

Wet steam is produced by heating water in a flow through coil to over 212 degrees.

It produces more volume at the outlet to move debris off surfaces and away from the area. Steam cleaners are the most common use of wet steam, which quickly condenses back to water.

Dry steam, also known as saturated steam, is produced by heating water in a closed chamber.

Dry steam is the gaseous form of water that is able to carry heat and can travel around obstacles and reach areas that wet steam cannot.

Choose Based on Results

Your choice is determined by:

• What you’re cleaning
• The desired results
• The cleaning environment

When your goal is to save water and sanitize the area, or you need to reach hard-to-access areas, then dry steam is your best choice.

Common uses for dry steam include:

• Barrel cleaning
• Food prep cleaning and sanitizing
• Conveyor line sanitizing
• Auto detailing
• Effective in removing bacteria, mold, yeast and fungi

When you are cleaning debris from surfaces and water consumption is less of an issue, then wet steam is the smart choice.

Common uses for wet steam include:

• Removal of grease, oil, and residues
• Removal of other unsanitary build-ups

Both wet steam and dry steam enable you to clean virtually anything and anywhere.

The convenience of being able to clean in place, save money by conserving water, and create a safe and clean environment for your operations and employees makes steam the smart choice!

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Bacteria. Grime. Oil. Spillage.

Your floor is constantly in use, and yet often one of the most neglected parts of your workplace. And it’s what you don’t see that could put your business at risk.

If you’re still scrubbing floors with a mop or an old scrubber, it’s time to step up to a safer and better way…

Dirty floors are bad news and can cost you in different ways. Did you know there are over 10 types of harmful bacteria that can adversely impact people’s health? On top of that, spillage, grime, and other materials can create slippage hazards, as well as lots of places for bacteria to hide and grow.

Another surprise! Even if you have a commercial floor scrubber, it may be costing you time, energy and water, and failing to really deep clean.

Why set yourself up for trouble, water waste and costs?

With our state-of-the art Kärcher Floor Scrubbers and Floor Sweepers that set the industry standards for innovation, efficiency, and being easy to operate, you can:

• Optimize cleanliness
• Improve cost controls
• Boost productivity

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We offer a wide range of Kärcher floor scrubbers and sweepers in the Bay Area that are perfect for deep-cleaning, maintaining and polishing floors while also optimizing water reduction. Available in both cylindrical and disc styles, your specific environment and the debris you need to clean will determine the size machine and brush style that will save you the most time, labor and money.

Serving the Bay Area with locations in Santa Rosa, Hayward, and Modesto, we offer Kärcher floor scrubbers, sweepers, cleaners, maintenance, accessories, parts and service.

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At Hotsy Santa Rosa we do more than sell and repair Hotsy pressure washers.

The new logo has been developed to communicate our full-service capabilities and product lines used for years by cleaning and disinfecting professionals.

Many of our customers do not realize that we sell and service numerous types of sanitation and disinfecting equipment in addition to other brands of pressure washers, and a complete line of cleaning accessories, disinfectants, and detergents.

As a 35 plus year Hotsy dealer we understand the value and trust the Hotsy brand has in the market place and will use Hotsy NorthBay for search and marketing materials and continue as a authorized All-Star dealer.

Contact information remains the same but soon you will hear our phone answered NorthBay Equipment Service and Sales. Depending on inbound call routing you may also hear Hotsy Pacific but rest assured, anyone that answers will be able to assist.

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