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Cleaning routines in outer space
22nd of May 2025ECJ’s Lotte Printz talks to Danish astrophysicist and podcast host Tina Ibsen on how to clean a space station.
If you ever had the thought that cleaning while in a weightless state, free from handling heavy cleaning trolleys or other physical strain, would be bliss, you might think again. There’s absolutely nothing to envy astronauts
Cleaning professionals invited to European Daytime Cleaning Alliance conference in Brussels this June
28th of April 2025European cleaning professionals are being invited to an event in Brussels to discuss the the ongoing development of daytime cleaning. This meeting is organised within the framework of the EU-funded 'Fair Working Time Matters' project.
Taking place over two days - June 12 and 13 - the event is designed to bring together clients, employers and
BICSc aims to boost career opportunities with new youth event
23rd of April 2025The British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICSc) has announced a new event aimed at encouraging the next generation to consider careers within the professional cleaning industry.
The inaugural BICSc Youth Event which will take place on July 9. The one-day event will shine a spotlight on the varied career opportunities in the cleaning sector and
Tork achieves world-first certification in Design for All standard
15th of April 2025Essity brand Tork has announced the Tork dispenser development process is the first in the world to be certified according to the Design for All standard (EN 17161). This approach aims to make hygiene in public spaces accessible for the majority of users.
"We are committed to making public hygiene accessible to the majority of users by working to
UK cleaning social enterprise launches tyres and tubes recycling scheme
9th of April 2025A London-based commercial cleaning social enterprise that helps prison leavers rebuild their lives has launched a green initiative to drive recycling of bicycle inner tubes and tyres.
NGB (No Going Back) CLEAN is ready to roll out the scheme across the country after learning many of the discarded inner tubes and tyres dumped in office bike stores