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New SCA Tork packaging makes life easier
14th of March 2013
The new packaging for Tork paper hygiene products helps to make life easier for cleaners, says SCA Hygiene Products. Tork Easy Handling packaging has been designed to simplify everyday tasks such as carrying, opening, storing and discarding product bags and boxes. This, the company says, helps to reduce back and muscular strains.
The packaging
Smart Purell refills from Gojo
14th of March 2013
Hand hygiene specialist Gojo says its Gojo and Purell soap dispenser refills are made with Gojo Smart-Flex technology. This uses lightweight, recyclable PET (polyethylene terephthalate) materials that offer the same strength and robustness of standard HDPE (high density polyethylene) bottles, but they use 30 per cent less material in their
Vectair boasts of Piezo technological breakthrough
14th of March 2013Vectair Systems says an important new technological breakthrough in air care is Piezo technology, whereby mechanical pressure is generated by Piezo elements that change shape as electrical signals are passed through them.
In an air care dispenser, this mechanical Piezo pressure is used to propel fragrance particles out of the dispenser and into
Fimap Mxr is water efficient
14th of March 2013
The latest compact ride-on scrubber from Fimap, the Mxr, has been approved for inclusion in the Water Technology List (WTL), an initiative run by the UK government to promote and reward the purchase of water efficient equipment.
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Host carpet cleaning is dry and green
14th of March 2013
The Host dry extraction carpet cleaning system has been awarded Green Seal certification in the US - which means it promotes a healthy environment, causes less toxic pollution, reduces waste and conserves resources.
The system contains no carcinogens or reproductive toxins, is non-irritating, is not combustible, and contains biodegradable
European Cleaning Machines Recycling (ECMR) tackles recycling
14th of March 2013
Launched last year, the European Cleaning Machines Recycling (ECMR) operation seeks to tackle the issue of cleaning machines that are no longer wanted. It is working with a number of industry manufacturers to advance sustainability and recycling to a higher level.
ECMR says the used machines market is now confused, as besides the proper channels
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