THE MANCHESTER CLEANING SHOW 2026 GUIDE
The British Institute of Cleaning Science STAND: B07
The British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICSc) is excited to announce that it is returning to the Manchester Cleaning Show for 2026, bringing the opportunity to share knowledge, engage and connect with the BICSc team and share their expertise.
Throughout the entire event, BICSc will be hosting live demonstrations over at the dedicated BICSc Demonstration Area, while also having a dedicated stand, B07, designed for in-depth conversations with the BICSc team.
Over on the stand, visitors will be encouraged to ask questions about BICSc, whether they be about membership or a particular training course, all the way to what BICSc is and the importance of its mission. Whether you’re new to BICSc or are already familiar with its work, the team will be happy to discuss how BICSc supports individuals and organisations in raising standards and improving skills across the sector.
Visitors to the stand will also have the chance to take part in a competition to win a pack of the new and highly rated BICSc Training Cloths, so make sure you come and see the team for your chance to win. The BICSc Demonstration Area will showcase a selection of skills available through BICSc training. These live demonstrations will highlight key skills, such as the BICSc Licence to Practice – the starting point of any BICSc candidate. There will also be
P-Wave STAND: A01
Visitors to stand A01 at the Manchester Cleaning Show on 18 and 19 February will have the chance to see – and smell the benefits of – the new OurFresh 2.0, which Robert Scott’s leading fragrance and air-freshening brand P-Wave has added to its active air freshener range.
Mark Wintle, P-Wave Brand Manager at Robert Scott, said: “You can say goodbye to leaks and lazy mist bursts with our new professional 30-day battery-operated air freshener, designed to keep larger spaces invigoratingly fresh. With no aerosols, propellants or solvents – just fragrance – OurFresh 2.0 delivers a consistent, sophisticated scent for 30 days straight.”
Ideal for use in offices, bars, care homes or reception/ waiting rooms, the refills for OurFresh 2.0 are available in three premium fragrances – Cotton Blossom, Coconut & Vanilla and Summer Sunshine. OurFresh 2.0 packs three- to-five times more fragrance than average supermarket dispensers, offering superior freshness that spans wider areas, up to 50m2
. Smart chip technology runs the fan
intermittently, turning for longer progressively over the 30- day duration.
Mark continued: “OurFresh 2.0 completes our active air freshener range, which also includes: Easy Fresh; MyFresh; and OurFresh-e. In addition, OurFresh 2.0 uses the same premium dry fragrance refills as our fan-favourite
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demonstrations covering safe handling of bodily fluids and sharp objects, and the care of microfibre.
So, if you have any questions about cleaning, want your chance to win a pack of training cloths or want to see the team in action, head over to the BICSc stand B07 and the BICSc Demonstration Area.
www.bics.org.uk
OurFresh-e plug-in. The fragrance refills are made from up to 15% recycled material and are recyclable – so that’s two great dispensers and one epic refill.”
P-Wave will continue championing its life-saving partnership with NHS England. Over one and a half million life-saving urinal mats – bearing the essential health message “Blood in your pee? Contact your GP practice” – have now been placed in men’s urinals, from pubs and offices to shopping centres and football stadiums across the country, reaching millions of men every day.
Visit stand A01 at the Manchester Cleaning Show to see how can support this important initiative.
www.p-wave.co.uk x.com/TomoCleaning
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