ECJ EUROPEAN Cleaning Journal

Colour additive in wipes improves hospital cleaning: study

A simple visual cue could improve the efficiency and efficacy of hospital cleaning, according to a study.

US researchers equipped hospital cleaners with wipes containing a colour

Hackers take control of robot vacuums in multiple US cities

Robot vacuum cleaners have been hacked in multiple US cities, according to reports.

Hackers have accessed the remote-control functions and live camera feeds of Ecovacs Deebot X2s

Spanish association ASPEL publishes annual report

The Professional Association of Cleaning Companies (ASPEL) in Spain recently published the 2024 edition of its annual report 'Building- and Premises Cleaning Sector Data'. This

Between viability and social acceptance: technologies in cleaning

Mark Bergfeld at UNI Europa, believes the viability of the widespread adoption of AI, robotics and other technologies in the cleaning sector depends on their ability to support

Loughborough study calls for changes to public toilet design

Public toilets should be better ventilated and incorporate antimicrobial surfaces, according to a new Loughborough University study.

These measures would help to mitigate the

Cleanology’s annual charity fundraiser sets new record

Over 180 guests attended a sell-out event in London last week to raise a record-breaking £32,000 in cash and a further £5,000 in product donations to help The Hygiene