FEATURE
monthly clean. The process was simple, two runs with the Oztek over the carpet using slightly different microfibre pads, cleaning and absorbing moisture and soil as it passed. Spots and marks, together with
generally heavy soiling, were
removed with ease and in approximately two and a half hours
compared to the monthly clean
that took 10 hours using traditional cleaning methods.
The results were outstanding and visitors and staff even asked if new carpets had been laid in the theatre.
Howard O’Brien, Managing Director Oztek Floorcare Ltd said: “I realise that we, like many before us, can make all manner of claims about our new product launches but the feedback from our contractor base more than justifies our claim that the Oztek really does set new standards in carpet and hard floor cleaning, and we know it frees time for extra business and different types of work. But don’t just take our word for it – as they say, “seeing is believing” and we want as many organisations and contractors to witness the Oztek’s power and performance first hand.
“If you want to free time to generate new business, take on cleaning jobs that were too big or too much of a challenge for your existing system or to free time for you to spend away from your business the Oztek delivers on this too.”
Oztek can not only provide outstanding results for
in-house cleaning staff but for contract cleaners too.
www.oztek.eu
Testimonials ‘We’ve seen our time on site cut by 80% – two hours to complete a job that would have taken us 10 hours using traditional methods’ Spotless Cleaning.
‘It’s possible now to clean carpets faster than anything we have seen in 26 years, and to a standard that is certifiable which is outstanding’ Traffik UK Limited
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