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Hydro Systems presents a ‘game-changer’ in laundry dispensing
15th of May 2018
The world's first venturi water-powered laundry dispenser is how Hydro Systems describes its new EvoClean product.
And global product manager Matthew Hayas believes it will be an industry game-changer.
"EvoClean removes all the maintenance issues that tend to be associated with peristaltic pump systems since there are no tubes to replace," he
CEBE box gives crime-scene cleaners a more professional look
15th of May 2018
Everything a cleaner might need to tackle a crime scene or a hoarder house is now available in a compact box from CEBE.
The company's CS Box also includes a UV lamp for detecting contaminants.
"The kit consists of eight products in small bottles along with the lamp and a pair of goggles," said the company's export manager Mathias Hiller. "We
Interclean visitors invited to “buy their own island” on the i-team stand
15th of May 2018
I-Team Global is on a mission - to make life easier for the cleaner.
"We deal with total solutions, not just floors or walls," said digital marketing facilitator Daniel Calder. "We cover every aspect of cleaning and our role is to make the cleaner's life easier."
The manufacturer's Interclean stand features an array of cleaning machines, mops
Kärcher's KIRA B50 wins Amsterdam Innovation Award 2018
15th of May 2018
The winner of the 2018 Amsterdam Innovation Award - announced this morning on the opening day of Interclean Amsterdam - is the KIRA B50 autonomous floor cleaning machine from Kärcher.
The jury said this first robotic machine from Kärcher represents a significant step forward in the technology for the cleaning sector and overcomes some
Are wet wipes facing a UK ban?
14th of May 2018
Wet wipes could be outlawed in the UK as the government addresses the issue of plastic waste.
Single-use wet wipes, commonly used by consumers for cleaning sticky fingers and removing eye make-up, are said to be behind 93 per cent of blockages in the country's sewers. The government claims its plan to eliminate plastic waste "includes single-use
Grasp Sense could help to improve hospital hygiene
11th of May 2018
Improving hygiene in healthcare could be a by-product of a new system that has been developed specifically for use in the robotics industry.
Grasp Sense is designed to teach robots how to grasp and hold objects without crushing them. But its developers claim the technology could also be used in hospitals to reveal the most frequently-touched
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