GUM REMOVAL MADE EASY
The engineers at Steam-e have developed a new method of gum removal, creating a cordless, efficient and environmentally friendly cleaner which is safe to use on all surfaces – including carpets and upholstery.
Tackling the growing problem of gum litter in public spaces such as transport, hotels, restaurants and shopping centres, the Steam-e Gum Remover is efficient and effective, removing gum for less than 1p per piece. With its unique design (patent pending), the Steam-e Gum Remover heats up and is ready for use in just 10 seconds, beating market leading traditional steam cleaning machines by over 14 minutes, reducing cleaning time and increasing staff productivity.
How it works: • A combination of water and an environmentally friendly detergent based on sugar-beet is pulsed from the fluid reservoir into the lance.
• The fluid passes into the header housing at the end of the lance. The Steam-e Gum Remover heats this fluid rapidly, turning it into a vapour and water mixture.
• The vapour raises the temperature of the gum, breaking down the bonds in the gum and turning the gum into a foam which can simply be brushed away. The Steam-e Gum Remover can also be used to remove stickers from surfaces and floors.
Boiler-based steam machines need to be plugged in to mains power or a generator - however, the Steam-e Gum Remover is cord free for the ultimate in convenience. Running on a lithium ion battery, it can be fully charged in 4 hours to give 3 hours of continual usage and can remove up to 2,000 pieces of gum. For heavy usage, additional batteries are available and changing the battery takes seconds.
Manufactured to be robust for daily use, the Steam-e Gum Remover weighs less than 12kg and comes complete with rubber bumpers for protection and castors on the base, making it easily portable and convenient to use. The large internal reservoir holds enough liquid for up to six hours of operation – ensuring efficient deployment of cleaning time.
www.steam-e.com
GREYLAND HITS
THE RIGHT ANGLE With a comprehensive range of products for the janitorial distributor, Greyland has gained a first class reputation for exceptional value for money products, clearly and descriptively labelled, and supplied to the distributor in fast turnaround times.
The line-up in Greyland’s angle-neck Toilet Cleaner range features products for both daily and deep cleaning: Toilet Cleaner & Descaler, Triple S (Stainless Steel Safe) cleaner, Toilet Freshener, Apple Toilet Freshener, Spring Toilet Freshener, and Limescale Remover.
Apple Toilet Freshener is ideal for daily deodorising of toilets and urinals. Apply neat around the bowl and particularly under the rim. The 1l angle-neck container makes this an easy application. Best left overnight for complete freshness and a clean apple fragrance.
Spring Toilet Freshener is the same as the above but with a fresh Spring-like fragrance. Where neutral odours are preferred, Toilet Freshener is for daily aroma-free deodorising of toilets and urinals. Spring Toilet Freshener contains a little citric acid to descale where necessary. Both Apple and Toilet Freshener are all daily refreshers with powerful fragrances.
Limescale Remover is a powerful germicidal descaler for use on most toilet and washroom surfaces, including stainless steel and chrome. Leave for 5 minutes and brush stubborn stains. This product is particularly useful in high limescale areas such as prevail in the South of England and London. Toilet Cleaner & Descaler has been formulated for ceramic toilets and sinks only.
Triple S is one of Greyland’s best-selling toilet and washroom products and is the preferred product for deep cleaning and descaling of stainless steel and chrome fittings whenever required. Plus, it requires just 5 minutes dwell time.
www.greyland.co.uk
www.tomorrowscleaning.com
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