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this mind when Moto decided to review their facility supply. It wasn’t just about paper cost, it was also about cleaning time and the costs of unblocking drains, essential factors in hygiene and good customer satisfaction levels.
Moto Hospitality Ltd, the largest motorway services operator has always had the aim of making their customers’ journey better. Not just in the food offer, but in the facilities too and, when you have 126 million customer visits a year, that is no little challenge!
The washrooms are an essential part of the offer and the significance of a clean, well presented facility is well known as being a key discriminator in the minds of customers. However, in these competitive times the pressure is as ever on to maintain standards but at the most advantageous cost. So it was with
Working with distribution partner A F Blakemore, Connect Hygiene Products’ Sam Wilde found a solution that suited all the requirements. Good looking, easy to clean dispensers were filled with one ply tissue that has significantly reduced the number of drain blockages as well as delivering fantastic savings across all sites.
A delighted Moto spokesperson said: “Cost savings whilst maintaining hygiene standards was always the brief, Connect have delivered!”
www.connecthygiene.co.uk
As the water authorities across the country attempt to seek out contingency plans to combat the impending drought, one company based in Bath is helping businesses nationwide save water and money, using innovative naturally occurring bacteria.
eco-cube® is a simple looking product - in
a cube shape - which contains millions of naturally occurring probiotic bacteria that allows any washroom urinal to become free of flushing water. The unique bacteria found in each eco- cube® assist in efficiently breaking down the waste matter found in urine and the urinal pipe work, resulting in the requirement for automatic flushing water to be reduced or eliminated completely.
Scott Johnston, Director of Eco-Works Ltd, the originators of the product said: “Our proven microbiological system which uses natural friendly probiotic bacteria does not require any running water or harmful chemicals to operate and as a result businesses and authorities are able to save thousands of pounds a year on their water and sewage charges and be more environmentally caring at the same time.”
One such authority that that has been using the eco-cube®
system for a number of years, and is
already making enormous monetary savings by reducing their water consumption, is Purbeck District Council in Dorset. With some of the busiest public conveniences in the county during the holiday season, the washrooms are heavily used.
“In order to deal with the high volume of users in our washrooms, we used to be flushing water every few minutes. Since we installed the eco- cube®
probiotic urinal system, just over four
years ago we have verifiably saved £11,800 in our water charges - year on year - and our washrooms are now working far more effectively with no reported blockages and they are smelling cleaner than ever before,” said the Environmental Services Department of Purbeck District Council.
Eco-Works products, including the eco-cube® ,
are widely recommended and used in many government establishments both in the UK and abroad, including countries such as India, Australia, the Middle East and the United States.
www.eco-works.co.uk
TOMORROW’S CLEANING | The future of our cleaning industry | 13 NEWSFLASH
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