Tuway American Group is a family-operated manufacturer of textile cleaning products and programs, including wet mops, dust mops, mop handles and frames, carpet bonnets, cleaning tools, accessories, and microfiber cleaning products. It is headquartered in Troy, Michigan, with manufacturing facilities in Rockford, Ohio, and serves commercial, institutional, and industrial customers.
Fresh TowelBorn and made in Philadelphia, Fresh Towel manufactures disposable nonwoven shop towels and wipes, including its center-pull towels for demanding cleaning work. The company has crafted towels since 1968 and operates a 200,000-square-foot manufacturing facility where its American products are made and hand-packed. Fresh Towel later launched its consumer brand after business customers began taking the towels home for use in shops, kitchens, garages, and other everyday settings.PHILADELPHIA, PA
Miller’s Textile ServicesMiller’s Textile Services is a family-owned Ohio company founded in Wapakoneta in 1946, with a third generation of the Hager family now part of the team. After growing from a 2,500-square-foot local laundry into a regional operation, it provides textile service for businesses across Ohio and neighboring parts of Indiana, Michigan and Kentucky. Its Wapakoneta headquarters houses the main production facility, which spans more than 75,000 square feet.WAPAKONETA, OH
American Cleaning SolutionsFamily-owned American Cleaning Solutions traces its New York City roots to 1929, when it began as American Wax Company. Today, its multigenerational operation works from a 65,000-square-foot Long Island City facility to produce cleaning chemicals for distributors and commercial customers, with private-label support available. Products made in New York are shipped across the United States and around the world.LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
Erie CottonFounded in 1946 by U.S. Navy veteran Sidney Rubin, Erie Cotton makes industrial wiping cloths and absorbent products from its 50,000-square-foot Erie facility. Now a family-owned business led by the second generation, it has grown from laundering cloths for General Electric into one of the country’s largest producers of wiping cloths, while diverting millions of pounds of textiles from landfills. Erie Cotton employs more than 35 people and is also the largest single-location U.S. distributor of Kimberly-Clark-branded wipers.ERIE, PA