Quality In KleenMist
Contico have improved their KleenMist aerosols and dispensers range, so that all important first impression is the right one.
Creating the right atmosphere and ambience in washroom facilities can be difficult, but its now easier than ever with the new and improved range of Kleenmist aerosols and dispensers, from Contico Manufacturing Ltd. In fact, they can be used in any area of your premises, including changing rooms, receptions and offices.
Available in eight different fragrances, the new KleenMist range now comes in high quality lithographed printed cans, which replace the previously labelled version, and the whole range has been given a new family style look with double the fragrance concentrate.
KleenMist aerosols can either be hand sprayed or used in two stylish dispenser cabinets. Each aerosol provides approximately 3400m sprays, which is enough for 30 days. It will
still provide the same quality of spray however, with complete odour control coverage in rooms of up to 600ft2
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The fragrances available include Vanilla, Cranberry, Citrus Fruit, Garden Apple, Wild Flower and even Baby Powder, so there’s certainly something there for everyone!
Two odour-control metered aerosol dispensers are available too. The Bobson AD100 features adjustable cycles from 8-25 minutes, and comes with LED indicators in a white high-impact, resistant, lockable case. The dispenser can be set to spray in either daylight only, for 12 hour or 24 hour periods, and is supplied with wall fixings.
The Bobson AD330 electronically dispenses the KleenMist organic fragrances at an effective level, 24 hours a day. Choose from six spray
BREAKING NEWS FROM THE WASHROOM: Record entries for Loo of the Year Awards
Entries have flooded in for the 2013 Loo of the Year Awards, following last years special 25th Anniversary year. Record numbers of cleaning and FM companies are realising the value of the independent assessment of their service, and enhancing their offer to existing and potential clients.
Since it was first introduced back in 1987, the competition has helped put the spotlight on ‘away from home’ toilets in the UK. The Awards have one simple aim: to encourage the highest possible standards in all areas.
Mike Bone, Managing Director, said: “The recent spotlight on Loo of the Year Awards, in the BBC Alba TV programme ‘Ladies and Gents’ and the ITV1 Dirty Britain documentaries,
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highlighted the need for washroom cleaning standards to be at high levels, and the important part played by the cleaning operatives.
“The Attendant of the Year Awards, which include National and UK awards for individual cleaning teams, in-house and external contractors, are an important part.” They believe everyone has a shared responsibility to make this happen, from toilet providers and washroom managers, to staff, visitors and customers. Once again, the Loo of the Year Awards will be supported by the SCA brand Tork, given their large range of ‘away from home’ products.
Many providers of goods and services to washroom providers,
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also recognise the association between their brand and Loo of the Year Awards, through cost effective sponsorship of the Awards. Sponsorship packages include promotion of the sponsors brand, excellent hospitality, exhibition opportunities and networking at the Awards Event, which will be at 4* St Johns Hotel Solihull, on Friday 6th December.
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interval options, from this ABS constructed lockable dispenser.
For all the new customers out there, we’re introducing a starter pack to help get you up and running with Contico. The comprehensive pack consists of one Bobson AD330 dispenser, and three cans of assorted fragrances. For further information visit:
www.conticospraychem.com
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