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Cover Story
Speaking honestly about the importance of recycling
Paul from Rubbermaid Commercial Products discusses recycling and the Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards 2021.
Regular
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Accrediting apprenticeships BCC Chairman, Paul Thrupp, on the path to
accredited training for the cleaning and hygiene sector. Features
Raising the commercial cleaning bar Zac from ICE Cleaning on how his business has
gone from strength to strength.
Editors Pick
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Improving hand hygiene compliance As some companies come up with clever ways to
encourage hand washing, these systems are only part of the story, says Liam from Essity.
Vacuums and Sweepers
Power with responsibility We learn more about the advantages and benefits of
SEBO’s XP range of vacuums.
A sweeping change Hako Machines helps Nottingham City Council with
their ultra-low emission vehicles.
Cleaning Chemicals and Dosing
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The Changing Workplace Rubbermaid lets us know why cleaning and FM
professionals are hungry for data-backed insights. Newsflash
And the winner is… We announce the winners of the Tomorrow’s Cleaning
Awards 2021.
What’s New Your essential industry news, including all the latest
appointments, contract wins, and exciting company announcements and product launches. This month, Rubbermaid releases their new manifesto, ESP joins the Lucart Group, and the TSA joins the BCC.
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Supporting cleaning professionals Matt from Hydro lets us know why it’s vital that
employees have the right support to ensure issues like improperly mixed chemicals can cause problems.
Ditching the disinfectant Denis Rawlins’ James White explains why it’s time to
ditch toxic, ineffective cleaning chemicals. Infection Control
Something in the air PP-L’s Dr Rhys Thomas says that the lack of
encouragement to reduce airborne COVID-19 transmission is a major oversight.
Cleaning a path beyond COVID Steve from SafeGroup on why product innovations to counter post-pandemic pathogen risks must be realistic.
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