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2ND PLACE iVo Power Brush from iVo Group


Our second place trophy goes to iVo Group for the iVo Power Brush. Launched to the cleaning world last year, the iVo Power Brush is a hand- held, ultra-fast, battery-powered scrubber that not only improves cleaning standards, but can also help to reduce fatigue and save cleaning time.


The brush is available with 16 different detail attachments, including nylon and stainless steel brushes, and scouring and buffing pads, making tasks such as cleaning grout lines, shower glass, carpet stains, stairs and nosings, safety flooring edges and corners quick and easy.


On hearing news of their achievement, Russell Pollard, Business Development Manager at iVo Group, said: “The iVo Power Brush has been a very popular innovation in the cleaning industry, and we’re delighted to have been the second most popular pick for so many industry professionals.


“We look forward to this product being an even bigger success, along with a number of our other new product launches, due very soon.”


“We think it’s great. Around here we call the kits ‘little bags of magic’, and they are for our customers!”


“This is the first really useful new product I’ve seen in the cleaning industry for years. Most ‘innovations’ are just


alternatives or a minor change to an existing product.”


“Best in Class


cleaning performance – durable design and innovative


solution that offers a new benchmark in micro scrubber floor cleaners.”


3RD PLACE SC100 from Nilfisk


Rounding out the top three is Nilfisk with the SC100 – a small upright scrubber dryer designed for effective cleaning of compact areas that have traditionally only been cleaned with manual methods.


Easy to use, lift and transport, the SC100 offers a high cleaning performance at an attractive price, and Nilfisk believe that makes it ideal for small retail and hospitality outlets, as well as schools, hotels and even for home use.


Speaking of their success, Leigh Mason, Nilfisk Sales Director, said: “Nilfisk continue to innovate and offer sustainable solutions to the industry, and the new SC100 satisfies the trend towards daytime/24 hour cleaning, offering a ‘stand out’ cleaning solution for our customer’s premises and contract requirements.


“We are delighted that this innovative machine has been recognised by our peers, customers and the industry as a whole in the TC Awards 2016. We are very proud of our competitive product and service offering to the industry, which we have supported for more than 110 years.”


BEST OF THE REST


While we’ve paid special attention to our Top 3, an honourable mention must go to all the other fantastic products that were shortlisted this year. Here is the Class of 2016 Top 10.


1. Katrin Inclusive Dispenser – Metsä Tissue


“I found that this


machine is easy to use, good value for money and had a pleasing yet functional design.”


www.tomorrowscleaning.com


2. iVo Power Brush – iVo Group 3. SC100 – Nilfisk


4. TASKI Intellibot SWINGOBOT 1650 – Diversey Care


5. CannonTouch Dispenser – Cannon Hygiene


6. Microfibre Light – Chicopee 7. Stronghold 30 – Altro


8. SHIELD Anti-vandal Air Freshening System – Oxy-Gen Powered


9. SCOTT MAX System – Kimberly- Clark Professional


10.Zybax Ultra - Zybax Tomorrow’s Cleaning April 2016 | 7


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