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Comac Innova now in manual
12th of March 2013The ride-on scrubber Innova from Comac is designed for cleaning of areas up to 6,000 square metres. The company says its various working widths make it highly versatile - it comes with one disk brush of 61 cm width; two brushes with working width of 65,75,85 and 100 cm; and also in a sweeping version with 69 cm width cylindrical brush.
Innova
Fighting the good fight - healthcare hygiene
11th of March 2013Reports of patients contracting conditions such as MRSA and C.difficile during a hospital stay have become particularly prevalent over the past 30 years. Can hospital cleaning and hygiene regimes make any real headway against health threats such as norovirus, MRSA and C.difficile? Or are hygiene teams fighting a losing battle?
Reports of patients
Vectair launches Femcare for feminine hygiene
11th of March 2013To coincide with the launch of its Femcare MVP range of feminine hygiene unit, Vectair has teamed up with The Eve Appeal gynaecological cancer research charity in a quest to improve survival rates for cervical, ovarian, vaginal, vulval and womb cancer.
The company is carrying the appeal logo on the bins in order to increase awareness across
Birchmeier colour coded spraying equipment
11th of March 2013Birchmeier spraying and foaming equipment can be provided in different colours in order to prevent cross-contamination.
The 0.5 litre trigger sprayers, for example, are available in blue and red so they can either be distinguished by different cleaning chemicals (eg, red for acids and blue for alkaline) or according to colour coded areas.
The
Vileda launches Swep HygienePlus
11th of March 2013As part of its Swep mopping system, Vileda Professional has launched a new range boasting better performance and infection control for the healthcare sector. Swep HygienePlus combines independently certified anti-bacterial performance and the ability to remove 99.99 per cent of bacteria from surfaces it says.
The mops have antibacterial activity
Surewash for hand hygiene training
11th of March 2013Cleaning staff working in hospitals need to be able to demonstrate their ability to properly wash or disinfect their hands. SureWash says its training system allows staff to train in their own time, with feedback at each stage of training.
Thanks to the use of latest computer technology, training can also be anonymous until the staff member feels







