opposite effect long term and encourage the growth of highly resistant, harmful micro- organisms.
In contrast, probiotic cleaners offer an immediate intensive clean result which goes beyond the surface and ensures a stable and healthy microbial environment and a longer lasting clean. These effective but gentle cleaners
protect equipment with their n on- aggressive, non-corrosive action and they dry streak free, giving a professional finish to the job.
Clean and green Clean and reen g
Probiotics offer an added value solution for AC engineers wanting to use a safe and effective cleaning technology because they also offer environmental credentials that are particularly attractive to sustainable and ‘green’ building applications.
Probiotic cleaners such as Storm Chemicals Green XL are 100% biodegradable, meaning that engineers don’t have to worry about COSHH restrictions for
transport, use and storage, since it is harmless to people and animals, and environmentally friendly too. Plus, unlike conventional disinfectants, bacteria cannot become resistant to it.
Since the introduction of Part L of the Building Regulations, energy efficiency has been on the agenda for businesses. Today, companies expect products to be energy
efficient and increasingly strive for efficient buildings.
Air conditioning and
refrigeration units use more energy than any other building services plant and while huge advances have been made to manufacture new, more energy efficient air conditioning units, effective cleaning of existing AC units is essential to energy saving. Cleaning and maintenance has been identified as the largest area for achieving further energy savings in the AC sector.
To achieve maximum energy saving and comply with energy
efficiency legislation, long-term probiotic protection means AC will be cleaner for longer and so work more efficiently. As a result this would improve energy efficiency of AC equipment and result in fewer call backs. As well as the health and environmental benefits, this new breed of cleaner can improve energy efficiency of AC equipment by up to 30%, a significant amount for building owners.
At the end of the day customer satisfaction is only ensured if the job is done well and probiotic cleaners are highly effective. The system will remain clean for far longer than AC equipment cleaned with traditional cleaners with the healthy ‘good’ microbes continuing to protect the AC equipment from ‘bad’ bacteria, working long after a service maintenance visit, so helping ensure customers are happy when engineers return for their next visit.
AC engineers will appreciate the long-term protection probiotics provide which will result in fewer call backs since AC equipment will be clean for longer and so work more efficiently unhampered by dirt and grime.
As an environmentally friendly cleaning technology, probiotic cleaners tick all the right boxes. Clients will be happy with it since it helps meet both health and well-being and energy
efficiency concerns. Contractors will appreciate the extended time that kit remains clean in between services and the deep clean it provides, improving customer satisfaction.
Add on the fact that equipment will work more efficiently resulting in fewer call backs and it is safe to handle and store and probiotic cleaners clearly become the AC equipment cleaner of choice for switched on contractors.
Storm Chemicals Green XL from Aspen Pumps is the first probiotic cleaner on the market, developed specifically for use in the ACR sector.
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