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Lidless toilets spread illness, says study
9th of January 2012
Always put the lid down on the toilet. That's the conclusion of a new study examining the amount of Clostridium difficile bacteria that fly into the air and contaminate surfaces when a toilet is flushed without the lid on.
The research was carried out by the Microbiology Department at Leeds General Infirmary in the UK and published in the
Unger appoints Rogers to European role
6th of January 2012
Professional cleaning systems specialist Unger has appointed its UK general manager - Dave Rogers - to the new role of European sales manager.
Rogers will now be responsible for increasing revenues across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia - managing Unger's sales force and building customer relationships.
Commenting on the move Torsten
Industry cleaning association established in China
5th of January 2012In China, the Industry Cleaning Association of China was founded at the end of last month, with the aim of promoting the professional development of the country's cleaning sector.
"The founding of the association will boost the industry's technology upgrading and provide a fresh impetus for the sector," said Shao Ning, vice director of the
Clergy brawl while cleaning in Bethlehem
4th of January 2012
A tale of Christmas cheer from Bethlehem, at the Church of the Nativity. An unholy row broke out between Greek Orthodox and Armenian clergy last week over the cleaning of the church.
Following Christmas celebrations, dozens of black-clad clerics from both churches - armed with brooms and cleaning materials - began to work on different parts
ISS makes changes to board of directors
3rd of January 2012
Global building services provider ISS has made some changes to its board of directors. Harry Klagsbrun and Jennie Chua were elected members of the board of directors of ISS and ISS World Services. They replace Peter Korsholm and Jørgen Lindegaard, who are stepping down after several years as board directors at ISS.
Klagsbrun is a senior
Sterilising gas could clean hospital wards
29th of December 2011
A new way of killing bacteria using sterilising gas could change the way hospital wards are cleaned, it's been claimed. The technique involves pumping a mixture of ozone and hydrogen peroxide into a room to wipe out microbes on walls, mattresses, chairs and other surfaces.
It mirrors the way the immune system tackles bacterial infection - ozone
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