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Hill Brush's DRS system prevents accumulation
28th of June 2012
Hill Brush Company's resin-set brushware under the Salmon Hygiene Technology brand boasts a significant improvement in brush filament retention called Dual Retention System (DRS).
This means each tuft is anchored into the brush back with food grade stainless steel staples and then epoxy resin is floated in to seal the face of the brush. This
No harsh chemicals from Roebic
28th of June 2012
Drain and Trap Deodoriser (DTD) can be used to oxidise bad odours without using bleach, disinfectants or any harsh chemicals. Formulated by Roebic Laboratories it works via chemical oxidation of odorous organic materials, changing them into non-odorous by-products.
DTD can be used in drains, as well as to deodorise other items such as mops and
P+L's Edge fly killer
28th of June 2012
The Edge fly killer is designed around patented technology, whereby the glueboard self-folds as it is inserted into the unit, creating a particular shape around the high efficacy Synergetic UV tubes.
Manufacturer P+L Systems says the board forms edges - known to be more attractive for flies to land on - and creates a 30 per cent larger glueboard
Lotus Professional Impact Performance wipers
28th of June 2012
New from Lotus Professional is the Impact Performance range of hygienic disposable wipers aimed at restaurants, hoteliers and caterers.
Currently available in two quality levels, the high absorbency reusable wipes are made from a blend of non-woven fabrics, including cotton, giving them the benefits of a linen towel in a disposable,
New 3M Scotch-Brite heavy duty scourers
28th of June 2012
3M has launched what it claims to be an efficient alternative to stainless steel scourers - the Scotch-Brite Commercial Purple Grooved Laminate NS2020 and 3M Scotch-Brite High-Pro Commercial Grooved Laminate NS2030 heavy duty scouring pads.
The company says steel wool is detrimental to food safety, while these new scourers have been certified by
Value of associations?
28th of June 2012
Companies in the USA are increasingly questioning the value of association membership, explains ECJ correspondent Ron Segura.
Here in the United States, the issues impacting the majority of building service contractors (BSCs) can be overwhelming. Many are seeing the value of being a member of industry associations that provide them a voice and
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