HEALTHCARE & HOSPITALITY
save almost 700,000 litres of water - using just 36,720 litres instead of the previous 734,400 litres.
Time is such an important factor, with cleaning teams under constant pressure to increase productivity and maintain or improve standards, leading to greater savings. For example, less time spent by cleaners emptying and replenishing water containers means a larger area can be cleaned in a shorter time period, resulting in a more productive system that sees a higher amount of effective cleaning carried out. More time is saved due to the fact that drying time is largely reduced.
”CLEANING TEAMS
ARE UNDER CONSTANT PRESSURE TO INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY.”
The use of impregnated disposable products, for example Masslinn cloths, also means less time spent laundering reusable cloths, as well as more water being saved. This means a safer environment for those carrying out the cleaning, reducing the risk of slips and falls. Vulnerable people using the area, such as patients in hospital wards and care homes, benefit too with a reduced risk of accidents on slippery floors.
BENEFITS Moving away from the more
traditional methods and embracing the new can only lead to all round improvements and benefits. Innovations in technology are designed to create tools and systems that make the job easier, quicker and far more efficient.
They should be embraced to make real advances and reap the benefits of significant savings in time and money.
Jigsaw Cleaning Systems is the main UK distributor of products from Wetrok AG serving the public and private sectors with a range of cleaning products throughout a network of distributors.
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