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of the Stingray system is the simple, intuitive handling. This makes glass cleaning 25% faster while using almost 40% less cleaning agent. Even cleaners without experience quickly achieve perfect cleaning results. No more need to move furniture out of the way, no more climbing ladders, no more cloths and spray bottles.
The triangular TriPads make it extremely easy to clean corners and hard-to-reach areas. Even heights of up to 5m (16.5ft) can be reached comfortably with the innovative Easy-Click poles. The integrated, battery-powered spray pump with activation buttons on both the handset and each Easy-Click pole makes working comfortable and eliminates the need for manual spraying. All designed to eliminate the need for ladders and keep operators safe on the ground.
The UNGER Stingray is particularly suitable for cleaning interior glass and mirror surfaces, glass doors, tables and furniture with smooth surfaces made of plastic, metal, and many other materials. Each 150ml tank can clean up to 150m² (1,600sq ft) of surfaces.
Indoor cleaning now more efficient
UNGER has further developed the award-winning Stingray indoor cleaning system: with Stingray OS, the versatility of UNGER's efficient indoor cleaning system is enhanced with an easy-to-fill tank system for alcohol-based glass and surface cleaners from different manufacturers. The Stingray QuikPads are disposable pads that can be changed at lightning speed to ensure cleanliness.
The UNGER Stingray stands for fast, flexible, ergonomic, and ultimately simple cleaning of indoor glass, even between regularly scheduled cleans. A special advantage
UNGER’s new Stingray QuikPads are three-layer disposable pads with a cleaning layer, absorbent core, and an attachment layer ensuring hygienic cleanliness. No more washing dirty cloths. They are suitable for time-saving, hygienic cleaning between deep cleans, e.g. in the public sector, private sector contract cleaning, and the healthcare sector.
QuikPads can be changed in a flash, and they quickly and safely remove fingerprints, grease, etc. from all smooth surfaces. One QuikPad is sufficient for cleaning about 15m² (160 sq ft).
www.ungerglobal.com Sales team boost for growing company
Washroom services specialist, Simply Washrooms, has increased its sales support with four new appointments to its sales team.
Jay Nicolson, Shindey Ahluwalia, Mike Merriman and Bryan Revell have joined Simply Washrooms, focusing on working with facilities managers and estate teams to improve washroom service facilities across the key commercial sectors it works in. They will drive sales and further support the company’s growth phase.
Jay comes from a property sales and management background covering central and east London, and brings a strong combination of commercial knowledge and sales experience to the role.
Shindey is an experienced sales executive covering west London and east Berkshire, having previously worked as a key account manager and business development manager in a variety of industries. Her most recent roles were in the
hospitality sector.
Mike has spent the last three years in the washroom services sector. He has substantial experience of the sector and knows the issues facing the industry and how best to address these for his customers.
Bryan joins Simply Washrooms as sales executive covering Essex. In his previous roles, Bryan has worked with facilities managers as well as working extensively in sales. As ex- military, Bryan brings a wealth of experience to the role.
Stephen Bourdet, Head of Sales at Simply Washrooms, said: “The collective industry knowledge, technical expertise and sales experience that Jay, Shindey, Mike and Bryan bring will provide our customers across London and the south East with the high-quality sales support associated with Simply Washrooms. We’re delighted to welcome them on board and look forward to the continued growth of the Simply Washrooms brand in their regions.”
www.simplywashrooms.com
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