ISSA/INTERCLEAN PREVIEW
SCOT YOUNG RESEARCH STAND 01.121B
Innovation will be on show on Scot Young Research’s stand, 01.121B, at ISSA/Interclean. One new development already winning orders round the world is SYR’s Rapid Response Cone. This is a ready-to- go, bucket-free emergency solution for spillages.
The tall, mobile safety cone is fitted with easy-glide castors to let you roll it into place, while the attached mop holders mean it transports Rapid Mop, to clean up the spillage, and Dry Mop, to make the floor safe. It’s everything you need to tackle everyday spills instantly and safely,
KIMBERLY-CLARK PROFESSIONAL STAND 11.726
Kimberly-Clark Professional will introduce its new consultative service for Facilities Managers and FM teams, the Washroom 5D programme, to its European market at ISSA/Interclean.
“Our Washroom 5D programme combines all we know about a winning washroom operation in five ‘dimensions’ of improvement: Cleanliness, Hygiene, Efficiency, Sustainability and Satisfaction,” explained Ed Borrini, Target Market Leader for Office Buildings at Kimberly-Clark Professional. “Washroom 5D is a unique consultative process in three core stages: discover, compare and improve. It discovers the specific key washroom pain points for FMs and how a washroom compares against industry standards. The programme also provides recommendations and tools to improve the washroom experience and tenant satisfaction levels which in turn can dramatically influence property lease renewals for FMs.”
Central to the process is a site assessment by a Kimberly-Clark Professional consultant. Data from this is analysed and feedback provided across the 5-Dimensions with recommendations of how to improve. The report also details how the washroom compares with
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with the whole kit kept together for fast response and easier storage.
Rapid Mop is SYR’s low cost bucketless flat mopping system. The lightweight alloy handle has an internal reservoir, allowing you to lightly spray the floor ahead of you. There is a choice of heads, including disposable or microfibre.
Dry Mop does exactly what its name says – the 100% microfibre head gives rapid absorption to leave no residue on floors, eliminating the risk of slip and fall.
SYR will also be showing its patented Combine systems, which give the best of both worlds – working with Kentucky mops and microfibre flat mops. Along with dry cloths for
everyday cleaning tasks, both types of mop clip on the system, effectively creating a cleaning trolley.
Combine bucket systems have many groundbreaking features; visit the stand to find out more and see the 26-litre Combine 1 and 12-litre Combine 2 minimum moisture mopping solutions.
SYR will also be showcasing its very popular Multi-Surface Tool, also known as Spraygee. Used globally by fast food outlets, MST is a hand-held tool for a multitude of hard surfaces. Proven to be 50% more efficient than using paper products, it reduces the use of blue roll and leaves surfaces clean, dry and smear-free.
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industry standards developed from the company’s vast experience and existing benchmark data.
Measurement is key and Kimberly- Clark Professional will recommend tools to collect data on end-user experience. “No other global FM organisation is benchmarking washroom standards,” added Ed. “The analysis of data provides a fact- based and objective view on how a washroom measures up.
“Washroom 5D helps FMs identify sensible changes that lead to measurable improvements in client
satisfaction levels, and help uncover operational efficiencies that allow FMs to cut costs, reduce waste, and invest their cleaning budget where it matters.”
Visitors to its stand (Hall 11.726) will be taken through the Washroom 5D programme by Kimberly-Clark Professional consultants, including a selection of the products and tools that support the programme.
Visit the Kimberly-Clark Professional stand to find out how you can Discover, Compare and Improve your washroom experience, and how to book your free Washroom 5D assessment.
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