AquaSmart by ICE
We are proud to offer chemical-free cleaning products as part of our ICE AquaSmart range. These are powerful Aqueous Ozone (o³) cleaning and sanitising solutions perfect for any cleaning application or sector. Aqueous Ozone is a fully sustainable, natural cleaner and sanitiser, and is completely harmless to humans and animals. It is more powerful than bleach and is effective against bacteria, moulds, and viruses.
Installing an ICE AquaSmart unit on your site means that you will dramatically reduce chemical usage, consumption of single-use plastics, and your overall environmental impact. Unlike other Aqueous Ozone systems, ICE AquaSmart eliminates the ongoing costs and plastic waste associated with stabilising products, as no replacement cartridges are needed.
ICE AquaSmart is easy and safe for your staff to produce and use, with no COSHH training required. Every time you use ICE AquaSmart you are reducing chemical usage, increasing cleaning efficiency, and helping to save the planet.
This safe and sustainable solution offers businesses the opportunity to incorporate chemical-free cleaning and sanitising within their facilities and results in valuable cost savings and sustainability benefits.
ICE AquaSmart is available either as a fixed unit (Mini or Maxi) or a handheld device (Nano). Use the Mini or Maxi units to fill scrubber dryers to clean floors without chemicals; or use the handheld Nano device on its own for the cleaning and sanitising of surfaces and touchpoints.
Company Contact:
enquiries@ice-clean.com
www.ice-clean.com 0800 389 3869
With over 50 years of experience, ICE is the UK’s largest independent provider of cleaning equipment. We are a reliable and trustworthy business who manage all your cleaning equipment and servicing requirements, offering total peace of mind. Our one- stop-shop offering provides everything relating to purchase, rental, maintenance, and management.
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