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Rubbermaid Pulse and Flow - two mopping systems together
23rd of September 2013Two mopping products from Rubbermaid have been designed to work in conjunction with each other to give the cleaning operator a better cleaning experience.
The Pulse 2-Sided Mop and the Flow Backpack are claimed to allow the operator to move faster and the Flow’s seven-litre reservoir eliminates the need for a bucket or trolley.
The Flow
Double-sided Trilogy mop from TTS
23rd of September 2013
Trilogy is the new double-sided patented mopping system from TTS. It can be used to clean horizontal and vertical surfaces without the operator having to bend. The frame is combined with Tri and Tri+ double-sided microfibre mops which can be used to dust, wash and dry with a simple rotation.
Tri and Tri+ mops are available in different microfibre
Activa Method Control mop system from Hygieneteknik
23rd of September 2013
Hygienteknik says its Activa Method Control computer-controlled mop impregnation system saves time, reduces costs and minimises the use of cleaning detergents.
It impregnates every mop with exactly the right amount of liquid required depending on the type of floor and how dirty it is. The spray nozzle inside the mop box moistens the mop with
IPC Euromop Antares trolley
23rd of September 2013
IPC Euromop’s multipurpose Antares trolleys do not have any screws thanks to the patented interlocking dovetail system which enables assembly in just 60 seconds.
For optimum cleaning, hygiene and safety the company has developed trolleys, frames and plastic containers made of antibacterial plastic called HDS. This, the company says,
Vileda Swep HygienePlue mopping system
23rd of September 2013
As part of its Swep mopping system, Vileda Professional has launched a new range boasting more effective dirt pick-up and 99.9 per cent surface bacteria removal. Swep HygienePlus also incorporates independently certified anti-bacterial performance.
Two operating options are available. The cleaner can either use the pre-prepared system - which
Facilicom introduces C2Zero carbon neutral cleaning
23rd of September 2013
C?Zero is a cleaning system developed by cleaning services provider Facilicom that assesses the carbon emissions and impact of each element of the cleaning process in order to establish an accurate carbon footprint. The company is now offering this programme on its contracts and ECJ editor Michelle Marshall visited the London office of global
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