Contents Cover Story 22Lithium-Ion Power that Empowers


24Apprenticeship Mythbusting Cleaning Hygiene Operative Apprenticeship.


We speak to Ignacio Carnacho, Nilfisk Product Manager


UK&IE, about the company’s lithium battery module. Regulars


BCC Chair Delia Cannings busts myths about the Level 2


Commercial Laundry 32Spin to shine


Miele's Nicky Whittaker explains how commercial equipment can uphold high-quality laundry processes.


36Commercial Laundry: What’s New Paper & Disposables 38Why Tissue Paper is the Smart Choice for a Sustainable World


The European Tissue Symposium reveal the sustainable benefits of tissue paper.


Here we learn more about Delphis Eco’s non-bio


laundry ‘power’ powder product, and Regenex hits an impressive linen cleaning and returning milestone.


26Thrills and spills


busy festive schedules. Features


30Going for gold 06What’s New We learn about the finalists and new host of the 2024


Kimberly-Clark Professional Golden Service Awards. Newsflash


Your essential industry news, including all the


latest appointments, contract wins and exciting company announcements and product launches. This month, the CHSA is on the lookout for a new Independent Inspector for 2025, Kimberly-Clark Professional on the importance of handwashing during cold and flu season, and registration opens for the Manchester Cleaning Show 2024.


Editor's Pick 42Disposables at Christmas


Lee Radzki from Essity reveals how venues can reduce consumption of disposables over the Christmas period.


40Washrooms at Christmas Waste Management 48The complete circular economy recycling solution


We find out more about B-Sure Recycling, the recycling solution for all business waste.


Northwood’s Paul Mulready stresses the importance


of the right washroom paper and disposables to combat infection during the holiday season.


Jangro CEO Joanne Gilliard on how to keep on top of


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