The silver model
Vileda Professional gives its SuperMop Ag range a silver makeover, with gold medal results.
The benefits of silver are starting to become more and more established. Silver ions have been independently proven to inhibit the growth of 99.99% of bacteria. They can be embedded into a range of materials, and they won’t wash off or wear away over time, which means the antimicrobial technology can continue to kill bacteria.
The UK’s favourite mop gets an upgrade, as Vileda Professional launches its new SuperMop Ag range – a re-engineered SuperMop with the added benefit of Silver Ion antimicrobial protection built into the non-woven cloth fibres. The Silver Ions are permanently embedded into the SuperMop Ag cloth on the mop head, and continues to work, even when the mop is not in use - also preventing unpleasant odours.
“Supermop is a tried and tested, and much loved, member of our vertical mopping range,” comments Karen Barker, Marketing Manager at Vileda Professional. “But we wanted to take the product forwards and provide an unrivalled mopping solution that out performs any other vertical mop on the market. The bucket also has a fresh look with bionic wringer, which now fits with the rest of the Vileda professional family of products.”
Other new developments include zig zag edges, which when tested show a 30% increase in
loose dirt pick up. Its non woven construction and cotton/polyester fibre mix means SuperMop Ag can absorb over four times its own weight and releases water more evenly during mopping resulting in reduced streaking. This also means recently cleaned floors are back in use faster.
“As with other Vileda non woven products, SuperMop Ag has an excellent ability to release dirt and waste water during wringing, so in conjunction with the new Silver Ion antimicrobial technology and colour coding to avoid cross contamination it truly is the most hygienic vertical mop on the market,” continues Karen.
Vileda Professional has been hard at work on a number of new product releases for this year and also recently announced the launch of its new VoleoFlex tailor-made compact trolley, designed to be used with Vileda’s microfibre flat mopping systems - Swep and UltraSpeed.
“At Vileda Professional we understand the demands of operating an effective, efficient cleaning service,” explains Karen. “Our aim is to provide products that make the job easier for the user, and we believe VoleoFlex offers the ultimate in versatility and manoeuvrability in
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areas of limited space and storage.”
VoleoFlex can be adapted for many different uses and, although it is compact, its storage capacity is
comparable to most larger trolleys. Whilst it has been designed mainly with mopping in mind, it can also be used to house additional items such as cloths, scourers, packs of toilet rolls and other important cleaning utensils with its mix and match selection of storage boxes.
The easy to assemble design makes VoleoFlex quick and simple to use, and its robust, large wheels and strong metal frame also make it durable enough to withstand the demands of a busy cleaning department.
“The biggest issue our customers face with larger cleaning trollies is the space required to store them,” adds Karen. “We also realise that many buildings have tight corridors and small rooms. In these spaces it is important to have a compact trolley that makes cleaning easier without sacrificing on quality.”
Vileda Professional provides a complete range of cleaning solutions designed to be used by all cleaning professionals, for more information visit the website at
www.vileda-professional.com or visit the company on stand 04.307 at the Interclean show in Amsterdam.
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