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THE CLEANING SHOW 2023: BEST IN SHOW


Schülke


Schülke – experts in infection prevention and control – has launched two cutting edge cleaning products. bioperl spill solution and mikrozid universal wipes green line are uniquely designed for outstanding cleaning performance, combined with inbuilt sustainability.


bioperl provides a next generation, effective solution for cleaning bodily fluid spills – blood, urine and vomit – in one easy to use product. Just cover the spill with bioperl, allow it to absorb (one to five minutes), then scoop up with the disposable dustpan. The unique formulation combines high liquid absorbency (up to 3L) with an antimicrobial action. This allows rapid spill removal and disinfection of surfaces, which are left dry and safe to use. bioperl is based on a natural mineral and is plastic free. The disposable dustpans are manufactured from recycled cardboard.


mikrozid universal wipes green line offer a unique ecological alternative to conventional plastic-based wipes. 100% plastic-free with no microplastics, the innovative wipes are produced using only green energy and are climate neutral due to carbon offsetting. No toxic substances are released if the wipes are incinerated.


With a unique low alcohol formulation that contains a blend of two alcohols, the wipes that contains added surfactants to boost cleaning performance, are rapid acting and certified to the highest standards. Providing


cleaning and disinfection in a single product, mikrozid universal wipes green line are effective against bacteria, yeast and viruses, including enveloped viruses like coronaviruses. The wipes provide outstanding cleaning performance combined with maximum material compatibility and excellent skin tolerance.


For more information, contact mail.uk@schuelke.com. www.schuelke.com


Softbank Robotics


SoftBank Robotics EMEA launched a number of new robotic solutions for the cleaning and FM sectors in March at the Cleaning Show 2023.


With many industries constantly struck with labour shortages, cobotics offer much-needed assistance as a solution that’s designed to perform safely and effectively alongside staff, customers and guests.


Robotic cleaning machines can help you quickly address labour concerns, increase efficiency, and maintain a high standard of cleaning. The Whiz cobotic vacuum cleaner collaborates with cleaning teams to create happier, healthier environments. Whiz handles vacuuming so that cleaners can focus on more important cleaning tasks and can improve air quality in areas such as offices and commercial premises.


In addition to cleaning cobots, SoftBank also introduced a number of other service robots at the show, including the Keenbot W3. The Keenbot W3 promises to improve guest experience in locations such as hotels and restaurants, as well as other hospitality venues.


Keenbot W3 is a one-of-a-kind tray delivery robot that not only works with service teams to streamline operations, but


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also improves productivity, alleviates labour shortages, and provides a cost-effective solution.


The W3 powerful IoT system is currently driving an intelligent revolution in the hospitality industry – allowing guests to enjoy additional features such as delivering items in ventilated storage units with lift integration, for applications such as room service delivery.


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