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Mike Miller-Cvilikas
IT Support Specialist Mike Miller-Cvilikas is the IT Support Specialist at American Cleaning Institute.  [email protected]
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Ready for the Next Century’s Challenges
The American Cleaning Institute kicked off celebrating its 100th anniversary during their annual meeting in Orlando.
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Dan Selechnik
Director, Environmental Health Dan Selechnik is the Director, Environmental Health at the American Cleaning Institute. [email protected]
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Wipe Out Germs Before They Spread
Although a clean bathroom is a health benefit anytime of the year, right now it’s particularly important to be vigilant about germs.
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Video: Chocolate Stain
  Chocolate stains happen. In this video, the American Cleaning Institute (ACI) shows you steps to remove them.
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Corey Brooks Pace
In-House Counsel Corey Brooks Pace is the In-House Counsel at American Cleaning Institute. He is responsible for managing the Institute’s legal affairs to maintain compliance with federal, state and local laws and works with the ACI's leadership to identify and take the appropriate measures to mitigate legal and related risks in the operations of ACI. He also provides legal counsel on all contract matters, including drafting, reviewing and negotiating a…
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ACI Statement - Chemical Safety Bill Signed into Law
Washington, DC, June 22, 2016 – The American Cleaning Institute (ACI) released the following statement from Ernie Rosenberg, ACI President & CEO, on President Barack Obama signing into law the Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act, which modernizes the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): "Seeing this legislation become the law of the land represents the culmination of an incredible journey. It’s been nearly a decade since the American…
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Ask ACI: Bug Spray and Sunscreen on Clothes
Q: I’ve done a good job keeping my skin protected from the sun, and my kids protected from mosquitoes. But now I have bug spray and sunscreen on my clothes. What do I do? While that’s definitely good news for you and your kids, it sounds like the family wardrobe didn’t make out as well. But don’t fear; most commercially available bug sprays and sunscreens do wash out relatively easily. First, pretreat the stains with a prewash stain remover, then launder, using the hottest water that’s safe…
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