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ResourceRag from Disposables UK is rag alternative
10th of August 2015
Disposables UK has expanded its Optimum ProWipers range with the addition of the ResourceRag, which it says is a viable alternative to white wiping rags.
This extra large disposable rag can be used for any wiping task, is chemical free and strong wet or dry. Able to absorb up to six times its own weight, it is available in a roll which has 300
DuraDry for food contact wiping from Chicopee
10th of August 2015
Chicopee claims to have developed the only microfibre cloth that offers Food Contact Clearance as well as antibacterial properties.
DuraDry has been designed specifically for the food services sector, it’s safe for use in all food preparation areas and will not transfer contaminants even when in direct contact with food.
And the fact it has
Hilados Biete Ressol Microlite wipe
10th of August 2015
Under its Ressol brand Hilados Biete has developed the Microlite wipe, made of spunlace non-woven material and designed for surfaces that may have direct contact with food. It is lint-free and leaves no traces says the company.
The cloth is semi-disposable, resistant and durable. It can absorb oil, water, ink, dust and grease and fits paper/cloth
Mogul wipes for dry and wet applications
10th of August 2015From Mogul comes a range of spunlace wipes for dry and wet applications, with cotton a speciality. Its Duotex abrasive wipes - which come in a variety of colours - are designed for heavy-duty cleaning, with a scrubbing side for removing the toughest soils and a smooth side for absorbing them.
Q-Wick is an embossed meltblown abrasive wipe with low
Tork Industrial low-lint cleaning cloth from SCA
10th of August 2015
Tork manufacturer SCA has launched an extremely low-linting cleaning cloth suitable for use in the food manufacturing, electronics and automotive industries. Made from 100 per cent polypropylene, Tork Industrial Low-Lint Cleaning Cloth is also anti-static.
The new cloth is designed for use in conjunction with the Tork Folded Cloth Dispenser which
Window cleaning - safety first
10th of August 2015
Window cleaning has long been associated with working from height along with all the risks that this involves. But since the advent of water-fed poles, how safe is window cleaning today? And what products are there on the market that can further improve window cleaners’ safety? Ann Laffeaty finds out.
Concern for personal safety is becoming
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