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Cover Story
Give floorcare the sweep it deserves Hillbrush’s Adrian Peck looks at the importance
of choosing the right brush for the job, floor type, and the correct techniques to save time and money.
Regulars
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A sustainable future Chairman Jim Melvin on why BCC members play a
key role in promoting sustainability.
Getting ready for the autumn term Joanne from Jangro on ensuring classrooms ‘make
the grade’ by the new term. Features
Fit for a Queen Pacvac on their Royal appointment and the company’s
latest developments. Pest Control
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Keeping your cool We get some tips on keeping cool while cleaning from
Dave at REACT Specialist Cleaning. Newsflash
What’s New Your essential industry news, including all the
latest appointments, contract wins, and exciting company announcements and product launches. This month, the UK government snubs the cleaning industry, the ECH Awards announce their 2023 location, and nominations are open for the Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards 2023.
Editor's Pick
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Making the sustainable switch The Restaurant Group gains the highest sustainable
rating thanks to Toucan Eco. Retail & Daytime Cleaning
Safe and effective retail cleaning routines Daniel from Kärcher UK explains how FMs should use
effective cleaning to safeguard retail destinations.
www.tomorrowscleaning.com
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Equipping the stadium washroom How do venue managers ensure their washrooms are clean, hygienic, environmentally-friendly and cost-efficient?
Great expectations SEKO help a luxury hotel meet quality requirements
for their guests.
Avoid a summer sting August is the peak of wasp season, explains Fantastic
Services.
It’s a bug’s life Berwyn from Rentokil tells us how to identify and
prevent pest infestations. Lesuire & Hospitiality
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Drop the mop MotorScrubber explain why time’s up for the traditional
mop and bucket.
A change will do you good We find out more about Principle’s operations at
London’s One New Change.
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