SCRUBBER DRYERS
Everybody Do The Twist
Read on to find out how chemical-free floor cleaning is vital for a green future, and how the HTC Twister system from Sweden can help get you there.
The amount of environmental pollution in today’s society is staggering, so the demand for new thinking within all areas is important, and cleaning is one area in particular where large amounts of chemicals are used. However, HTC Sweden AB has developed a method where you treat the dirt mechanically, which gives both cleanliness and a high-shine without the use of any detergents. The method, named HTC Twister™, is courtesy of the Swedish company based in Söderköping, HTC Sweden AB, with subsidiaries in Germany, France, England, the USA and distributors all over the world.
Delicate And Economical HTC Twister™ is a revolutionary cleaning method that saves not only time but also money. Whilst being merciful to both the fl oors and the environment, it is a cleaning method enabling you to clean the fl oor with pads prepared with billions of microscopic diamonds. The pads
fi t onto most cleaning machines around the world, and by treating the dirt mechanically (by polishing and maintaining the fl oor with diamond- impregnated pads) you reach an exceptional cleanliness and high- shine without using detergents or polish. Furthermore, the method doesn’t wear out your fl oor.
The importance of using products and methods that minimise adverse impacts on cleaners’ health and the environment grows stronger every day. More and more companies worldwide are basing their decisions on life cycle information, in an effort to gain more from their actions without unintentionally jeopardising their ability to thrive in the future.
Today’s society includes a large variation of fl oor materials, products and methods for keeping fl oors clean, but all fl oor products and methods create environmental impacts of different kinds and magnitudes. Twister™ brings out the qualities of most common fl oors including terrazzo, marble, natural stone, concrete, vinyl and epoxy. Plus, as the diamond-prepared pads fi t all types of auto-scrubbers and polishing machines, replacing all other cleaning methods, the daily maintenance process is much more streamlined.
Echoes Across World With traditional cleaning the chemicals aren’t effective, as the contact with the fl oor surface is too short and so most of the chemicals are passed out with the dirty water. Documented tests show that the fl oors become even cleaner with the HTC Twister™ method without
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chemicals than with traditional methods. With Twister™, you reach dirt deep down in scratches and joints which are normally hard to reach, and the result is as good on plastic fl oors as on stone fl oors.
The fact that a cleaning method which eliminates the use of chemicals gives a better result than the conventional cleaning methods, is a revolutionary detection that echoes around the whole world. ISS, one of the biggest cleaning companies in the world, has signed a three-year global agreement with HTC, and the Twister™ cleaning system is now the standard for ISS.
Looks Like New,
Last For Longer HTC Twister™ can be used on most common fl oor surfaces like terrazzo, natural stone, concrete, vinyl and epoxy. By using HTC Twister™ for daily maintenance, the fl oor will stay shiny and clean without any need for periodical maintenance. This, along with the fact that you can use the pads on existing equipment and that the pad lifetime is very long, makes the method both cost effi cient and time saving. The pads have different colours depending on the size of the diamonds; for daily maintenance you need only use the green pad and nothing else, but you can upgrade an old, worn fl oor by using a coarser pad. The fl oor becomes like new and the fl oor life increases dramatically.
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