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COVER STORY


The Best Of Lotus Professional® Lives


On In Tork® Tork Manufacturer, SCA Hygiene, has brought an unrivalled range of professional tissue products to Ireland since it acquired the Lotus Professional brand in Europe. Now they explain why the only way is up for this household name.


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A World-Class Performance


Ryans Cleaning were on hand to clean up Croke Park, as One Direction took centre stage for their homecoming concert.


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Newsfl ash All your essential industry news


from the Irish market, including all the latest appointments, contracts and exciting company announcements.


HEALTHCARE & HOSPITAL HYGIENE


Climbing Frames The lack of consistency within


individual countries in hospital cleaning and hygiene remains a barrier to improving standards and compliance. Katie Pett, Health Sector Marketing Manager for Diversey Care, explains how only an agreed framework can benchmark performance and lead to improvements.


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How Can I Help? Healthcare institutions tend


to be populated by a wide range of people with very varied needs, so Stephen Wright of SCA, looks at the solutions to the differing washroom conundrums of medical staff, patients and visitors.


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CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING


Deep Impact Regular deep cleaning is


essential to the preservation of carpets, so Lesley Davis, Regional Area Manager for Truvox International, offers advice on choosing the best machines for the job.


Dual Processing The all new TASKI procarpet


range from Diversey Care supports interim encapsulation and deep extraction cleaning in single design, and here’s how.


SCRUBBER DRYERS


Everybody Do The Twist Read on to fi nd out how


chemical-free fl oor cleaning is vital for a green future, and how the HTC Twister system is the way forward.


A New Addition Nilfi sk introduce their new and


unique compact scrubber dryer, and explain why it’s ideal for those hard- to-reach and confi ned areas.


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