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Proquimia Ecoconpack is concentrate in a box
3rd of May 2012
Ecoconpack is a range of highly concentrated cleaning chemicals presented as a 'bag in box'. Developed by Proquimia for cleaning and disinfection in the kitchen and housekeeping sectors, these solutions are said to be ecologically sound and economical.
The nature of the packaging avoids waste and optimises transport and storage costs,
says the
Rexodan eliminates grease
3rd of May 2012Formulated to remove oil, fat and grease from all synthetic fibres is Redo D-Grease from Rexodan.
This blend of nonionic detergents and solvents performs by solubilising and emulsifying the oils, fats and grease which have been absorbed into the fibres of, for example kitchen towels and glass cloths. The emulsion formed is stable in solution and
Four in one with PortionPac's SteamPac
3rd of May 2012
PortionPac's SteamPac carpet cleaning extraction detergent is claimed to perform the four steps of restorative carpet cleaning in one solution. It combines pre-spotting, odour counteractants, defoaming agents and final rinse into one detergent.
Each dose of SteamPac comes in a pre-measured, high concentrate package. It is measured specifically
Premiere Products Ecoforce range expands
3rd of May 2012
The Ecoforce range of 'green' cleaning chemicals from Premiere Products has been expanded to include some new products.
These include a ready-to-use multipurpose cleaner, ready-to-use washroom cleaner, non-bio laundry liquid, and four-in-one dishwasher tablets. Many of the new additions are accredited with the European Ecolabel.
Premiere has
Brightwell's SuperC works at point of use
3rd of May 2012
The SuperC dispenser from Brightwell dilutes chemical concentrates at the point of use. Unlike plumbed-in systems, this stand-alone unit is installed and operated without any water or electricity.
The selectable shot size and delay function prevent any over- and under-dosing, while chemicals are locked into the dispenser - eliminating health and
Chemspec's Dye-Gone boasts no more stains
3rd of May 2012Based on a patented formula, Dye-Gone has been developed by Chemspec Europe to tackle any dye-based stain, including organic stains like wine, coffee and mustard, and synthetic stains too.
It uses oxidisation by releasing oxygen atoms which then combine with the dye molecules to change the colour in the dye - causing it to become
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