PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Bright Prospects For Metro Dome Litter Bins
Leafield Environmental is launching a new, economy, Dome Top Metro litter bin that it claims is ideal for schools, colleges, commercial, businesses and leisure use. Combining contemporary design with rugged practicality and
great value, the Dome Top version will prove a useful addition to the Metro bin range.
The black bin body, with its ‘tidyman’ logo and integral ballast, is manufactured from 100% recycled polyethylene and the bright, eye catching lids come in red, lime green, grey, blue and dark green to suit your preference.
Used with a plastic sack and the internal sack retention device, the bin
has a capacity of 120 litres and 100 litres when used with an internal liner.
The lift-off, dome shaped lid deters users from putting items on the top. Double apertures provide easy ‘walk by’ access and the lid is easily removed for emptying. Secure locking and stubber plate are optional.
Despite its economy price point, this high durability, Dome Top Metro bin will give many years of useful service.
Rawlins Ups The Pressure For
Hygienic Cleaning Denis Rawlins Limited has secured the rights to distribute Kaivac cleaning systems throughout the UK and Ireland in support of its campaign to promote science-based cleaning.
The company, which has been providing cleaning advice and equipment for more than 40 years, recently launched the campaign by calling on facilities managers and contract cleaners to ‘Chop the Mop’.
Managing Director James White believes its exclusive deal with the innovative US manufacturer will help it break a widespread and unhealthy attachment to outdated and inefficient cleaning practice.
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“We’re astounded that, given today’s higher awareness of hygiene and infection control, around 70% of hard floors are still mopped. Yet we know that mopping spreads rather than eliminates potentially harmful contaminants,” Mr White said.
“Our campaign to ‘Chop the Mop’ is borne out of our consultancy-led approach to selecting the most hygienic cleaning method based on scientific evidence. We undertake site audits and ATP testing to measure the levels of bacteria before and after cleaning.
“This approach is well aligned with the Kaivac philosophy,” Mr White added. “Kaivac is leading the way in the US with science-based cleaning that promotes hygiene and protects health and the environment.”
Based in Hamilton, Ohio, the US
manufacturer developed the Kaivac No-Touch Cleaning System, which
combines pressure washing, chemical injection, wet vacuuming and other tools in a single platform.
Kaivac has been proven to deep-clean toilets and washrooms faster and more effectively than other methods. Studies show that Kaivac No-Touch Cleaning is up to 60 times more effective than mopping, and takes between a third and half the time.
The system is also multi-purpose. Using a range of attachments, Kaivac cleans just about every surface and space from floors, walls and ceilings to classrooms, stairwells and kitchens.
The range is designed to meet the needs of most establishments. Each model is powered to pressure-wash at up to 34.5 bar (500psi), the main variations being in the size of machine, capacity of water and recovery tanks and vacuum hose length.
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