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Pulire Italy visitor figures grow
12th of June 2015The Pulire cleaning exhibition took place in Verona, Italy recently and attracted over 15,100 visitors, a 6.3 increase over the last event in 2013. Almost 27 per cent of the visitors were from outside Italy, up two per cent from 2013 - cleaning professionals from 99 countries attended.
This year's show featured 271 exhibitors from 16 countries -
New study shows benefits of modern wipes
11th of June 2015A study by an independent research institute which included tests on the latest Tork wiping products from SCA has concluded there are a number of advantages for non-woven products compared with rags and rental cloths in manufacturing industries.
Benefits include less time required to achieve the same results, and less solvent needed.
Findings from
June 15 marks International Justice Day for Cleaners and Security Guards
10th of June 2015The UNI global trade union is calling on cleaners and security workers to organise events on Monday June 15 to mark International Justice Day for Cleaners and Security Guards.
That date marks the 25th anniversary of the day in Los Angeles when cleaners and their supporters demanding justice and respect were attacked by police.
The theme for this
Diversey drives cleaning industry technology with Internet of Clean launch
9th of June 2015With the launch of its new technology platform Internet of Clean Diversey Care says it is taking a decisive step forward in making the connected future a reality for the professional cleaning industry. The company has also patented the term.
Following the era of file sharing, e-commerce and social media, the next development will be connecting
London memorial service for Colin Hasson
8th of June 2015There will be a memorial service later this month for Colin Hasson, life vice president of the British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICSc) and leading cleaning industry figure. He passed away at the beginning of April.
Hasson was a true champion of the cleaning industry and highly respected by his peers and colleagues. So the BICSc has planned
Toilet seats and taps stolen in German government office ‘heist’
5th of June 2015When German officials moved into their new government offices this spring, they were dismayed to discover that a team of burglars had been there before them - and had made away with all the toilet seats.
In fact every washroom throughout the €208 million building had been stripped of all removable items including toilet paper holders - and






