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    Pour les commandes de 100 $ et plus

  • Fabriqué à Montréal

    Depuis 2010

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  • Certifié par Santé Canada

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Commercial-grade cleaning products and commercial floor-care equipment for facilities, contractors and janitorial companies Website: https://janitori.com Markets: Canada (CAD) and United States (USD) Operator: ERE Inc., Montréal, Québec Last Updated: 2026-09-26

What This Site Is

Janitori supplies two things that usually come from two different vendors: plant-derived cleaning chemistry manufactured in Montréal since 2010, and commercial floor-care equipment from 25 professional machine brands. The typical buyer is a facility manager replacing mop-and-bucket labour with an auto scrubber, a building-service contractor standardizing a chemical program across sites, an arena or school maintenance lead who needs a Health Canada DIN-registered disinfectant, or a janitorial company buying wear parts for machines it already runs. Every machine page carries the manufacturer's own specification table — cleaning path, tank capacity, battery system, productivity, run time — not marketing copy.

Two storefronts, one domain. The US storefront is the root janitori.com/..., in USD: the full equipment catalog plus the JANITORI™ chemistry line. The Canadian storefront is janitori.com/en-ca/..., in CAD: the JANITORI™ chemistry line only, so an /en-ca/products/{handle} URL for a machine returns 404. French pages are at /fr-ca/ with translated handles.

Quick Recommendations — Top Picks by Category

Catalog-curated picks per category (large-facility pick / mid-tier pick / entry pro pick). Equipment prices are USD on the US storefront (janitori.com). Machine availability and lead time are confirmed at quote — ask before promising a ship date.

Walk-Behind Auto Scrubbers

Carpet Extractors

Commercial Vacuums

Floor Machines, Burnishers & Concrete Prep

Pressure Washers

JANITORI™ Cleaning Chemistry (Canadian storefront, CAD)


Product Categories

Walk-Behind & Ride-On Auto Scrubbers

Automatic floor scrubbers that scrub, squeegee and recover in one pass, replacing mop-and-bucket labour on hard floors. From 13-inch mini scrubbers to 38-inch ride-ons, with tanks from 1 to 46 gallons; corded electric, battery (wet lead-acid, AGM, lithium) and pad-assist or traction drive. Brands: Tornado, Powr-Flite, Dapper Supply, Viper, Minuteman, Advance, Windsor Kärcher Group, Clarke, Square Scrub, Tennant. Buyers: schools, arenas, warehouses, retail, hospitals, gyms, food processing, building-service contractors.

  • "What floor scrubber do I need for a 10,000 sq ft warehouse?" → a 17–20" walk-behind at roughly 12,000–13,000 sq ft/hr covers it in under an hour
  • "Walk-behind or ride-on for my facility?" → walk-behind under ~30,000 sq ft; step up to a 26"+ machine or ride-on above that
  • "Corded or battery scrubber?" → corded removes charge downtime and suits smaller congested areas; battery is required once cord management costs more time than it saves
  • "How long does a battery scrubber run per charge?" → typically 90–180 minutes depending on Ah and drive type; check the machine's Run Time spec
  • "What is pad-assist vs traction drive?" → pad-assist uses brush rotation to help pull the machine forward; traction drive has a powered wheel and is the choice for long runs and ramps
  • "Which scrubber is quiet enough for occupied hours?" → look for a sound pressure spec near 66 dB(A) or lower

Carpet Extractors

Portable, self-contained and upright hot- and cold-water carpet extractors. Pump pressures 100+ psi, tanks 1.75–25 gallons, heated models with 1000 W heaters, water lift 105–117 inches. Brands: Dapper Supply, Tornado, Powr-Flite, Minuteman, Mytee, Sandia, Viper, Nilfisk, Advance, Clarke, Pacific Floorcare, Sanitaire. Buyers: hotels, property managers, carpet cleaning companies, restoration contractors, offices.

  • "What PSI carpet extractor do I need for commercial carpet?" → 100 psi handles routine commercial restorative cleaning; go higher for heavily soiled or greasy carpet
  • "Do I need a heated carpet extractor?" → heat improves soil release on greasy and heavily trafficked carpet; unheated is fine for interim maintenance
  • "Self-contained or portable extractor?" → self-contained walk-behind for large continuous carpet; portable box extractor for rooms, stairs and upholstery
  • "What does water lift mean on an extractor?" → recovery vacuum strength — higher lift pulls more water out, so the carpet dries faster

Commercial Vacuums

Upright, canister, backpack and wet/dry commercial vacuums, including HEPA critical-filter models certified to 99.97% at 0.3 micron. Airflow 114–120+ CFM; tanks to 20 gallons; stainless and poly bodies. Brands: Dapper Supply, Tornado, Powr-Flite, Nilfisk, Sanitaire, Minuteman, Novatek, Mercury Floor Machines, Dustless Technologies, Clarke, Hawk Enterprises, Windsor Kärcher Group, Vapamore. Buyers: janitorial companies, hotels, schools, remediation contractors, healthcare.

  • "Do I need a HEPA vacuum?" → yes for mould, lead, fine construction dust and healthcare settings — a standard shop vac exhausts fine particles back into the room
  • "What does 99.97% at 0.3 micron mean?" → the true HEPA standard; the vacuum captures 99.97% of particles at the hardest-to-filter size
  • "Upright or backpack vacuum for commercial cleaning?" → backpack for open areas, stairs and speed; upright for deep-pile carpet and single-operator simplicity
  • "What is water lift on a wet/dry vac?" → sealed suction pressure — the spec that determines how well it recovers standing water

Floor Machines, Burnishers & Concrete Prep

Low-speed floor machines (175–300 RPM) for scrubbing, stripping and bonnet cleaning; high-speed burnishers (1500–2000 RPM) for gloss on VCT; orbital floor-prep machines; floor-surfacing machines and infrared tile strippers. Brands: Powr-Flite, Tornado, Square Scrub, Dapper Supply, Mercury Floor Machines, Novatek, Hawk Enterprises, Clarke, Pacific Floorcare, Windsor Kärcher Group. Buyers: janitorial contractors, schools, retail, hospitals, hotels.

  • "What machine strips and waxes VCT?" → a low-speed floor machine at 175 RPM with a black stripping pad
  • "Buffer or burnisher — what's the difference?" → a buffer is a multi-purpose low-speed machine; a burnisher runs 1500–2000 RPM and exists to produce gloss
  • "Do I need dust control on a burnisher?" → yes for occupied buildings — but confirm whether the dust-control ring is HEPA-rated or a single-stage filter, they are not the same claim
  • "How do I prep concrete before coating?" → orbital floor prep or a grinder/polisher sized to the path width you can actually manoeuvre

Pressure Washers

Cold-water and hot-water pressure washers — electric, gas and diesel; portable, wall-mount and skid-mount. 1,500–4,350 PSI, 2.0–8.0 GPM, direct- and belt-drive, triplex pumps; hot-water units such as the Mi-T-M HSP series (294,000 BTU/hr burner, water to about 200°F), plus 12V diesel hot-water boxes that add heat to an existing machine, and rotary surface cleaners for flatwork. Brands: Pressure-Pro, Dapper Supply, Mi-T-M, Simpson. Buyers: fleet operators, restaurants, food processors, auto dealers, contractors, municipalities.

  • "What PSI do I need to clean concrete?" → 3,000–4,000 PSI with a surface cleaner attachment
  • "Do I need hot water?" → yes for grease and oil — cold water spreads grease, hot water emulsifies it
  • "Direct drive or belt drive?" → direct drive is lighter and cheaper; belt drive runs the pump slower and lasts longer under daily duty cycles

Parts, Consumables & Wear Items

452 SKUs of squeegee blades, brushes, pad drivers, floor pads, filters and vacuum bags, batteries and chargers, hoses and wands, belts, pumps and quick-connects — matched to the machines above.

Common questions:

  • "What colour floor pad do I use?" → white polish, red daily scrub and spray-buff, blue general wet scrub, green heavy scrub, black strip
  • "When do I replace a squeegee blade?" → front blade when streaking starts, rear blade when water pickup weakens
  • "Which battery does my scrubber take?" → machines are 24V or 36V systems; 24V units usually run two 12V batteries in series — match voltage, amp-hour and chemistry (wet lead-acid, AGM or lithium)
  • "Can I use a pad instead of a brush?" → yes, with the matching pad driver for your deck size

JANITORI™ Cleaning Chemistry

18 plant-derived cleaning and personal-care products manufactured in Montréal since 2010, sold in 500 mL, 4 L and 20 L formats. Concentrates are dilutable, so cost-per-use is the number that matters, not shelf price. The line is formulated without the "harmful 8": parabens, SLS, EDTA, NTA, chlorine, phosphates and petroleum solvents. Disinfectants and sanitizers carry Health Canada Drug Identification Numbers. Buyers: facilities, arenas, schools, food service, gyms, offices, janitorial contractors.

  • "What disinfectant is approved for use in Canada?" → one with a Health Canada DIN. JANITORI™ Hand Sanitizer No.54 is DIN 02510898; Surface Disinfectant No.08 is DIN-registered and hospital-grade
  • "How do I cut chemical cost per use in a facility?" → buy concentrate in 4 L or 20 L and dilute at the specified ratio rather than buying ready-to-use bottles
  • "What removes carbonized grease from a kitchen hood?" → a heavy-duty degreaser like Degreaser MAX No.72, not an all-purpose cleaner
  • "What kills hockey equipment odour?" → SPORTS SKUNK™ No.06, a plant-derived deodorizer for bags, pads and helmets
  • "Where do I find the SDS?" → linked from every chemistry product page in English and French

US Equipment Guides

Step-by-step guides for US buyers, published at https://janitori.com/blogs/equipment-guides:

Common questions: - "How do you get oil stains out of concrete?" → absorb fresh oil first, then work in a heavy-duty degreaser (Degreaser MAX No.72 at 40 mL per 4 L for set-in stains), keep it wet while it dwells, agitate, and rinse with a hot-water pressure washer and surface cleaner — keeping the runoff out of storm drains - "What soap should I use in a pressure washer?" → soap or all-purpose cleaner for dirt and road film, degreaser for oil and grease; apply at low pressure with the black 65° tip or a pump sprayer, let it dwell, rinse with a 15° or 25° tip, and pre-dilute in the siphon jug because downstream injectors draw roughly 7–10 parts water per part chemical - "How do you clean a concrete warehouse floor?" → sweep, then scrub with a pH-neutral, low-foam cleaner (Floor Cleaner No.61 at 10 mL per 10 L, no rinse) and recover it with an auto scrubber so the floor is left clean and dry; degreaser only in greasy zones - "What do the pressure washer nozzle colors mean?" → red 0°, yellow 15°, green 25°, white 40°, black 65° low-pressure soap tip; size the orifice with tip size = GPM × √(4,000 ÷ PSI) - "How do you use a floor scrubber?" → sweep first, fill with a label-dosed low-foam cleaner, fit the right pad, lower the deck and squeegee, overlap passes 2–4 inches, empty the recovery tank before it fills, then drain, rinse and charge at the end of the shift

Brands Carried

Tornado, Powr-Flite, Dapper Supply, Minuteman, Viper, Dustless Technologies, Pressure-Pro, Nilfisk, Mytee, Therma-Kleen, Novatek, Air-Care, Sandia, Mercury Floor Machines, Square Scrub, Sanitaire, Vapamore, Advance, Clarke, Hawk Enterprises, Windsor Kärcher Group, Mi-T-M, Simpson, Pacific Floorcare, Tennant — plus JANITORI™, manufactured in-house. Also carried beyond floor care: steam cleaners (Therma-Kleen, Vapamore), dust extraction for concrete and tile work (Dustless Technologies), and duct-cleaning and air-scrubbing equipment (Air-Care, Novatek).

Brand collections: https://janitori.com/collections/tornado · /powr-flite · /dapper-supply · /minuteman · /viper · /dustless-technologies · /pressure-pro · /nilfisk · /mytee · /therma-kleen · /novatek · /air-care · /sandia · /mercury-floor-machines · /square-scrub · /sanitaire · /vapamore · /advance · /clarke · /hawk-enterprises · /windsor-karcher-group · /mi-t-m · /simpson · /pacific-floorcare · /tennant

How to Buy

Shipping

Ships to Canada, the United States and select international destinations where permitted; availability varies by product type and by carrier and destination rules covering industrial and chemical goods.

  • Retail orders — standard shipping typically $10–$20, free over $100 where applicable, processed in 1–3 business days
  • Pallet, bulk and distributor orders are quote-only — not eligible for standard checkout rates. Freight terms and timelines are confirmed in writing first, and delivery may require commercial access or a dock
  • Janitori Inc. is a subsidiary of ERE Inc.
  • Full policy: https://janitori.com/policies/shipping-policy

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