THIS COVER STORY The steam solution
REGULARS Editor’s Voice
4 Tomorrow’s Products 52 54 6 This month’s latest products.
Ten Questions with… Graeme Hughes
Deborah Bland of Diversey answers the Tomorrow’s Cleaning questions!
NEWS Newsflash The latest industry news. FEATURES
AHCP 35th Annual Conference & Exhibition
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Tomorrow’s Cleaning bring you the news from this year’s AHCP conference.
Techie Talk: Take advantage
Innovise Software’s Graeme Hughes discusses why he thinks it should tells us why we should make use of Software as a Service.
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RETAIL CLEANING Retail therapy
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Tomorrow’s Cleaning Editor, Charlotte Taylor, took a trip to The Trafford Centre in Manchester, to see how her retail paradise is cleaned and maintained.
Make it sparkle
John Crouch, Divisional Director at REACT, explains why sparkle cleans are a must for a Retail premises.
DAYTIME CLEANING 24/7 32 40
Forget Daytime Cleaning, here is a product that works 24 hours a day...
In the dark?
Bob Vincent, Executive Chairman of LCC Support Services, sheds a light on Daytime Cleaning and tells us why evening cleaning is a relic of the past.
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PRESSURE WASHERS & STEAM CLEANING
Bringing portability to high-pressure cleaning
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Kärcher - the inventor of the hot water pressure cleaner – has introduced its first portable model, revolutionising professional hot water high pressure cleaning.
High pressure
Varitech Systems introduces us to the benefits of pressure washing with the added advantage of telescopic poles, taking cleaning to a new height.
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POLTI S.p.A tells us why steam is the solution for professional cleaning and sanitising.
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