THE CLEANING SHOW PREVIEW
BUCKEYE INTERNATIONAL STAND C5
At this year’s Cleaning Show, Buckeye International is encouraging you to increase your efficiency with their Eco Proportioning Program. The Buckeye Eco Proportioning System is compact and fits in virtually any space. It was designed together with a complete line of Eco super concentrated products that work effectively, reduce labour time, offer superior end-use cost and promote human health and environmental safety. It installs quickly, and offers highly accurate proportioning with no tip clogging or change-outs. Buckeye believes that implementing the Eco
GLEAMING INSURANCE STAND G13
Gleaming Insurance, specialists in providing insurance cover for cleaning businesses, are attending The Cleaning Show for the first time this year. Directors Martin Holden and Mark Farrimond will be exhibiting at stand G13 and are very much looking forward to the event.
The company has recently undergone a brand refresh and
TRAFALGAR CLEANING EQUIPMENT STAND B40
Trafalgar Cleaning Equipment will be showcasing the latest arrival to its extensive range of cleaning equipment at the Cleaning Show this March.
The Poovac, developed and engineered by Trafalgar, is here to make poop patrol quicker and more hygienic. A battery-powered vacuum cleaner specially designed to collect pet mess; the Poovac is set to
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Proportioning Program at your facility can help you to achieve maximum return on your investment.
Also on show at the Buckeye stand will be Symmetry, an innovative hand hygiene line created by highly qualified formulation chemists through extensive research, development, and quality control. The Symmetry Hand Hygiene Program offers a full line of cost effective soaps, lotions, hand sanitisers and dispensers, complete with education and training for any market. Each Symmetry dispenser accepts liquid or foam products, and this eliminates the need for multiple types of dispensers. Symmetry’s flexible product packaging offers a 99% product evacuation rate, and it takes up less space in landfills too.
are looking forward to showcasing both their new logo and Captain Gleaming at the show.
“Captain Gleaming came about a bit by chance really,” said Martin Holden. “He features in our recent motion graphic and we liked the idea of him so much that we have decided he will feature much more prominently in the marketing of our brand.”
Indeed Captain Gleaming has already made a splash across social media. Preshow tweets between
transform the way we keep our streets and gardens clean.
Unlike other poop scoops on the market, the Poovac uses a rechargeable battery to suck the mess straight into a biodegradable
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states: “Handwashing is the single most important means of preventing the spread of infection.” Do your part to help promote the number one defense against germs and infection, and incorporate the Symmetry Hand Hygiene Program into your facility. You can find out more about how it works at stand C5.
www.buckeyeinternational.com
www.symmetryhandhygiene.com
The Cleaning Show, Purple Rhino and Gleaming Insurance indicate a “showdown” may be on the cards.
“We understand that The Cleaning Show has launched some new initiatives for 2015 so we think this is a great time to get involved. We are hoping to meet some of our many existing insurance clients but also to network and meet new people,” added Mark Farrimond.
The only question now is who will be dressing up as Captain Gleaming!
bag. The lightweight and cordless design makes it suitable for all size gardens, and it works perfectly on pavements, gravel, decking or lawns – without damaging the grass.
Poovac is the safest and most easy- to-use solution on the market. It eliminates dirty shovels, and the waste never touches the unit or your hands, making it easy to keep your garden a germ-free place.
The Poovac has already been entered into the Cleaning Show’s Innovation Awards, and you can see it in action at stand B40.
www.poovac.com
www.tomorrowscleaning.com
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