Upgrade Your Cleaning Game  Now available: Used Hotsy 9452 Hot Water Heater (9400 Series, LP Fired) — a practical solution for wineries looking to improve sanitation efficiency and cleaning performance in the cellar. The Hotsy 9400 Series is designed to convert cold water systems into high-performance hot water cleaning setups, making it significantly more effective at removing tartrates, residues, and buildup in tanks, lines, and production areas. With high output capability and industrial-grade durability, systems like this are a valuable addition for wineries focused on maintaining quality and operational efficiency. View Listing The WIN Marketplace is built to connect buyers and sellers across the wine industry, and equipment listings like this Used Hotsy 9452 Hot Water Heater highlight how the platform helps wineries access practical tools that support efficient cellar operations. Designed to convert cold water systems into high-performance hot water cleaning solutio

With growers facing rising operational costs, a focus on recycling of materials, and as methyl bromide and other pesticides and herbicides are being phased out, forward-thinking companies are looking for an effective alternative to sterilize soil, control disease pathogens, nematodes, insects and weeds. Why? Because healthy, insect-free, and disease-free plants produce higher yields of vegetables and flowers in less time, reaching the market sooner and resulting in faster sales. Safe, Clean & Effective. Soil sterilization is an essential part of growing plants as well as reusing or selling media. And one of the most effective ground sterilization solutions to achieve this is with something surprisingly simple: steam. Using a commercial soil steamer is a highly effective way to prepare soil in your greenhouses, high tunnels, or open fields for planting.Using steam rids the substrate of fungi, diseases, invasive species, weed seeds, and other harmful biological materi

Using a floor scrubber in a wine cellar is important for maintaining hygiene, preventing contamination, and protecting your investment. Traditional cleaning methods like mopping can spread microorganisms that thrive in the cellar's humid environment, potentially spoiling the wine.  Superior Hygiene and Contamination Prevention Remove mold and bacteria: Wine cellars are dark and humid environments, which are perfect breeding grounds for mold and bacteria. A floor scrubber thoroughly cleans and disinfects surfaces, removing the organic residues (like spilled wine or grape solids) that microorganisms feed on. Prevent off-flavors: Contamination from floor microbes can be aerosolized during cleaning or dragged into contact with equipment and barrels. This can introduce unwanted flavors into the wine, compromising its quality and taste. Clean porous surfaces: While seamless polymer floors are ideal, many cellars have concrete floors, which are porous and can harbor contamina

Dirt, grease, grime – they’re sticky, smelly, even gross – and they have one job at your facility. To stay put and resist all attempts at cleaning. And you may be helping them to stay put! “Wait a sec!” you say. ‘We use pressure washers and floor scrubbers regularly.” Great! But if you don’t regularly maintain and service your equipment, performance can steadily decline over time – and cost you. The result? Sub-standard cleaning that you may not even realize is happening until the cracks ooze dirt and your shoes stick or slip to the floors. Are you OK with that? Today, companies are working hard to save money, and that includes seeking to extend equipment life. But there comes a point where your machines need help – and ignoring it can cost you. Here are 8 critical warning signs that your cleaning equipment is failing to evict the dirt. Pressure washers – Warning Signs Did you know? Regular maintenance sig

From the bottoms of pleasure boats to the undercarriages of trucks, tractors, trailers, cars and more, dirty bottoms are no laughing matter. Dirty bottoms are notorious for transporting social undesirables. These hitchhikers can include invasive species such as golden mussels and creepy crawlies, contagious bacteria and viruses (think e-coli and bird flu’), as well as soil and manure build up, and even corrosive road salt and brine. There’s a surprisingly simple solution to clean your bottom… Sneaky Hitchhikers: Bacteria and viruses can catch a ride on vehicles including boats. Just to name a few… E-coli can survive for months on surfaces. Some strains are able to produce toxins that can damage the digestive tract and lead to severe complications. Bird flu(avian influenza) has been found on both dairy and poultry farms and the virus can survive on surfaces for extended periods. It can travel via vehicles between farms. Salmonella can spread via vehicles, par