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New Electrolux System Offers Peace Of Mind For Small Businesses


Slow programs and inadequate laundry results are everyday obstacles when domestic machines are unable to meet business needs. However, not all businesses have a need for highly advanced professional solutions. With its new myPRO washer and dryer, Electrolux Professional launches an unprecedented product generation


that will serve small enterprises in particular, closing the gap between domestic and professional solutions.


Esther Staskiewicz, Vice President of Global Marketing at Electrolux Professional, is looking forward to easing the daily working routine of small and medium enterprises. She said: “myPRO provides a sustainable and reliable investment with higher durability, greater fl exibility and best-in-class quality results on a sensible budget.”


"There are a number of good reasons for SMEs to choose myPRO" added Francesco Maso, Head of Category Laundry at Electrolux Professional. "myPRO has a professional heart because during the product development we have deeply focused


on long life, speed and quality, and a green soul as it signifi cantly saves water, energy and money."


With a lifetime that is three times longer than conventional washers, due to more durable construction with professional components, and up to 50% faster professional programmes, the advantages in comparison to conventional domestic machines are clear to see.


Tough stains on tablecloths, high outsourcing costs, getting bed linen washed, dried and replaced in time – all of these are everyday issues for small hotels, B&Bs and restaurants, when domestic washers and dryers often can’t meet the demand and standard required. myPRO frees up more time to spend on what’s at the heart of hospitality and increase the holiday experience for guests.


When it comes to washing mops and cloths for offi ce cleaning, domestic machines that lack professional programs and might easily break down due to fl uff and gravel often aren’t up to the task for facility management companies; myPRO is a reliable solution to comfortably meet all requirements.


professional.electrolux.co.uk


Greyland Take A Lemony Fresh Approach


Gel-type cleaning products have become very popular due to the additional contact time that this type of product has even on vertical surfaces, allowing the cleansing action to cut right through stubborn grease and grime.


Formulated by Greyland with the fresh citrus scent and cleaning power of lemons, their new Lemon Cleanser Gel is effective in cleaning and maintaining most hard surfaces.


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Because it is a gel and less readily absorbed than standard liquid cleaning solutions, Lemon Cleanser Gel can even be used on sealed wood and cork fl oors.


As with any citrus based cleaner, it is advised that suitable protective gloves are worn, and with an appropriate fl at sponge fl oor or wall mop, apply, then just wipe clean. Lemon Cleanser Gel is ph neutral so will not harm surfaces. It is available in both 1L and 5L bottles.


The gel version of Greyland’s biggest- selling fl oor cleaning product already looks set to become Greyland’s biggest-selling all-round cleaner.


www.greyland.co.uk www.tomorrowscleaning.com


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