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Some truths about batteries
25th of October 2011
Some machine manufacturers may disagree, but the most important component in battery operated cleaning machines is … the battery. Without energy, absolutely nothing happens. But which battery is right for my job, fits my machine and my budget? Stefan Louis of Emrol takes a look at the issues.
There are five important aspects to consider
First line of defence
16th of September 2011
Cleaning chemicals and disinfectants play a vital role in the provision of public health; they are the first line of defence against harmful viruses and bacteria. Their safe and effective use in public areas is therefore key to infection prevention and control, writes Diversey.
Recent global outbreaks such as the H1N1 virus, norovirus and MRSA
Visually clean, or hygienically clean?
16th of September 2011
Often, consciously or unconsciously, the assessment of cleaning is based only on the visual result. Surfaces and floors are considered clean when no dirt or smears are evident. But mopping systems specialist Vermop asks, is this always enough? Is a more differentiated approach needed in individual areas? Is 'apparently pristine' the same as
Efficient hygiene
16th of September 2011
The fact large areas also need to be cleaned in accordance with the increased demands on cleanliness does not mean that hygiene and efficiency represent conflicting aspects. Modern scrubber dryers use various technologies to increase efficiency without reducing the quality of the results of cleaning - explains Hako.
Corridors and open areas in
An individual matter
16th of September 2011
Matting systems come in all shapes and sizes and the type of mat you choose depends heavily on the type of facility in which it will be placed. Ann Laffeaty finds out which type of entrance mats to put where.
There are many different reasons why the manager of a commercial, industrial or hospitality venue will choose a matting system. An
New products - matting
15th of September 2011The newest matting systems on the market.
Recycled solution
The latest matting launch from 3M is the Nomad 96 per cent Recycled Entrance Mat, which is designed to withstand up to 500 crossings per day.
Said to be easy to clean with a vacuum, the carpeted surface is spun from 100 per cent post-consumer PET plastic bottles, while the all-rubber
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