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New Releases From Hoover
Premiering this month is Hoover’s Continuum (CO180B2), the UK’s most powerful handheld vacuum cleaner, which is available from £149.99. Offering 18V of power and 30 minutes non-stop cleaning, Continuum also has Hepa Filtration to trap allergens, and has a one- touch empty bin to dispose of dust. What’s more, Continuum comes with a complimentary all-fl oors converter, allowing you to quickly turn your handheld into an upright cordless vacuum cleaner to tackle larger surfaces.
PHS Laundryserv Launches New Range For Small Businesses
Are the washer and dryer in your business getting a little overloaded? If so, PHS Laundryserv has the answer to your problems, after launching a new washer and dryer, specially created for small businesses which need cost effective, energy effi cient laundry equipment.
The SP 105 washer and SD 205 dryer are ideal for sites and businesses which currently use a domestic machine. The 11kg drum offers increased capacity, and is designed to process multiple loads a day with low running costs, thanks to
But that’s not all they have up their sleeve. Also from Hoover is Unplugged (UNP300R), the new cordless vacuum cleaner, which delivers the same power as a 2200W corded model, whilst removing the hassle of cords and wires. Easy to store and with up to 60 minutes run time, the longest in the market, Unplugged represents the next generation of vacuuming and is available from just £199.99. Fingertip control allows users to select carpet or hard fl oor, with an additional turbo button to provide a boost for tougher dirt, whilst the easy bin release takes away the hassle of emptying your vacuum.
Also new to the handheld market this summer is Jive, Hoover’s range of
its low water and energy consumption.
The machines have a quality, stainless steel finish and are designed to be stackable, which means a washer and dryer can be positioned in less than a square metre of floor space. With its super quiet operation (only 50dB), it’s positioning won’t intrude on your business.
PHS Laundryserv is one of the UK’s leading suppliers of commercial laundry equipment, providing washers, dryers, ironers, detergents and laundry supplies. Stephen Bourdet, National Sales Manager at PHS Laundryserv, said: “This equipment has been developed with small businesses in mind, such as hairdressers, schools and nurseries, small hotels, holiday parks, gyms and sheltered accommodation. Domestic machines are not designed to be used for daily multiple cycles, and a third of domestic washers don’t last fi ve years, and that’s with normal domestic style use! The SP/SD range gives these businesses the opportunity to move up to using a
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commercial grade washer and dryer without breaking the bank.
“These machines will create extra capacity, increased energy effi ciency and a reliable behind-the-scenes laundry solution for any business. Having the right cost effective and reliable washing equipment reduces overheads for businesses, and enables them to focus on their core business and customers.”
The SP 105 washer and SD 205 dryer are available in OPL and coin operated versions. The coin operated versions feature additional security with both an external and internal security lock, to be able to access the coin vault. The machines also feature standard programmes, plus the ability to create programmes tailored to suit businesses' individual washing requirements.
PHS Laundryserv’s new range offers a cost effective option, available on both outright purchase and full service rental.
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lightweight and easy to use handhelds, available from just £19.99 to £69.99. With a fl ip-out nozzle to allow the product to stand on its own, Jive is easy to store and available in varying voltages, with a run time of up to 12 minutes. Available in fi ve colours, the Jive range even contains a special car cleaner, which allows you to plug your handheld into your car charger, meaning you’ll never miss in-car debris again.
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