MAXIMUM IMPACT
FOR PREMIER RANGE Greyland’s latest line-up of powerful cleaning chemicals is not only colourful, but also packs a powerful cleaning punch – living up to the ‘Maximum’ tag on every bottle.
The Green-Maximum Biological Cleaner/Deodoriser 750ml spray bottle removes organic staining and maintains a clean, odour-free washroom. Usable on all washroom surfaces, including floors and wall areas that might be contaminated with urine.
To go with the Green, the Premier Range’s 1.1kg Biological Urinal Blocks tub contains an average of 50 blocks, which break down organic waste and uric scale that cause overflowing, odours, and blockages. They do not contain pDCB or other dangerous chemicals, making them suitable for all public and educational sector urinals.
BE IN CONTROL OF
YOUR WASHROOM Kimberly-Clark Professional has launched the new Scott Control Toilet Tissue system to complete its Scott Control washroom solution. Now available as a full range of products, the new system provides facilities managers with high standards of hygiene without compromising on efficiency – delivering an uncompromised clean, every single time.
The 5l Cherry-Maximum Extraction Carpet Cleaner/Deodoriser is low foaming and suitable for use in hot or cold water carpet cleaning machines, while the 5l Blu-Maxiumum Highly Concentrated Multi-Purpose Cleaner and Degreaser is ideally suited for the Food Industry. Dilutable up to 200 parts, Blu-Maximum is specially formulated to dissolve and remove grease and grime.
The 5l Lemon-Maximum Floor Gel can remove even the heaviest deposits of oil, grease and grime from hard floor surfaces in households, hotels, commercial and retail outlets.
James Hallam, EMEA Brand Manager, Kimberly-Clark Professional, said: “The Scott Control washroom solution enables facilities teams to deliver innovation to their customers to help improve washroom standards and user satisfaction. The operational, usage and cost efficiencies mean facilities managers can deliver the best washroom experience with no compromise.”
This new system has been specifically designed to help control usage in the washroom whilst providing the highest standards of hygiene. The centrefeed format brings controlled single sheet dispensing, helping to reduce usage of toilet tissue and having a positive impact on cost. It also reduces the likelihood of toilet blockages and
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The 1l Purple Maximum 4-Way Toilet Descaler bottle cleans, descales and deodorises, and is even stainless steel safe. The handy angle-neck allows easy direction to clean under toilet rims, and it’s powerful enough to clean below the water line and around the S bend using a toilet brush. It’s also suitable for individual ceramic and stainless steel trough urinals, as well as wash basins and taps.
On the launch of the new Premier Range, Greyland’s managing director Richard Dyson said: “Why clean ordinary when you can clean to the Maximum!”
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With high capacity 314m rolls containing 1280 sheets, the Scott Control Toilet Tissue System helps reduce refill events to improve staff efficiencies and frees up time to carry out other cleaning tasks. User satisfaction is enhanced by consistent, smooth dispensing and the soft Scott two-ply tissue, which is designed to dissolve and break down in water, helping to prevent the headache of blockages and keep toilet maintenance down.
Scott Control Toilet Tissue is dispensed through the one-wipe- clean Aquarius Dispenser. The roll is fully enclosed in the dispenser, preventing cross-contamination as users only touch the sheet they use and the roll isn’t exposed to airborne germ particles. The flat- to-wall design makes the Aquarius Dispenser an excellent choice for use in small spaces. It also has an enclosed lockable system, limiting the possibilities to damage or tamper with the unit.
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