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ProKlean Talks Rebranding, Chemistry, and Choosing the Right Solutions for You

ProKlean leaders explain product chemistry, safety, and training behind their expanded solutions line

By Kayla McGowan
February 20, 2026

On this episode of Ask The Expert, we’re joined by the ProKlean team, and we chatted about rebranding, chemistry, and choosing the right solution as restoration professionals. Our special guests are Robin Manocchio, Partner and Owner, Jason Gillis, Partner and Owner, and Ken Bezar, Director of Education for ProKlean.

Key topics of conversation and takeaways from this episode include:

  • ProKlean's rebrand represents their expansion beyond just chlorine dioxide products into a broader suite of cleaning and restoration products a one-stop-shop for contractors.
  • Outside of their well-known chlorine dioxide gas and liquid products, they also manufacture a wide range of other chemicals like fuel additives, degreasers, and a full JanSan line.
  • Breaking down the chemistry between ProKlean's gas and liquid chlorine dioxide products is that the gas penetrates hard-to-reach areas, while the liquids are better for surface application.
  • Ken breaks down common mistakes contractors are making by not following the mixing instructions precisely, and not using the proper personal protective equipment (PPE), especially for the gas product which is a respiratory irritant.
  • The team stressed the importance of education and hands-on training to ensure contractors use their products safely and effectively. They offer a variety of training options from webinars to onsite training. 

 

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Kayla McGowan is the SPAR Partner Manager for PuroClean, where she manages and strengthens the company’s vendor partnership ecosystem. In her role, she serves as a key liaison between PuroClean, approved vendor partners, internal stakeholders, and Franchise Owners, helping connect the network with trusted tools, services, and products that support operational success.

With more than 10 years of experience in marketing and communications within the restoration and cleaning industry, Kayla has built her career around connecting people, ideas, and resources that move the industry forward. She is the former Editor-in-Chief of Restoration & Remediation (R&R) Magazine and continues to contribute to R&R as a writer, bringing her industry knowledge and perspective to its audience.

Kayla holds a B.S. in Criminal Science and an M.S. in Public Safety and Emergency Management from Grand Canyon University. She also serves as Co-Chair of the Restoration Industry Association’s Marketing Committee.

Her industry credentials include Microbial Warrior®️, Certified Forensic Operator®️, and High Risk/High Level Decontamination Specialist™️. Passionate about elevating the restoration industry and the professionals within it, Kayla enjoys building meaningful relationships, sharing knowledge, and creating opportunities for collaboration. Outside of work, she is a food lover who enjoys spending time with her family and being outdoors.

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