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Following the lightning start that 2025 got off to, as we head into the Summer months it’s fairly typical for the cleaning, hygiene and waste industries to quieten


down for a little while – but there’s a good reason for the early fallow season that's begun this year.


With two key events – the Manchester Cleaning Show 2026 and Interclean Amsterdam 2026 – dominating proceedings a whole month earlier than normal


next year, many companies are having to use additional time this year to work on the next generation of innovations, and get things in the pipeline sooner rather


than later. Plus, with the busy Winter period coming, this is always a busy time of year for the production side of things.


In this June issue of Tomorrow’s Cleaning, we’ve got a special focus on Floorcare & Maintenance, in which Simon Testa from Stainbusters Cleaning and Hygiene


gives us the contractor’s viewpoint on hard floor cleaning, and how Bona's range of products can be a huge benefit. A social enterprise aimed at supporting prison


leavers praises the floorcare training offered by Prochem, while Vileda Professional explain to us why choosing the right system and the right partner matters more than ever now.


Elsewhere, in our look at Healthcare Hygiene, Essity’s Liam Mynes looks at ways of making washrooms in A&E departments safer as public satisfaction with A&E waiting times are at an all-time low, and the pressure on the facilities is high. We learn from Kärcher how to implement effective healthcare hygiene practices,


and SEKO gives us seven key ways that FMs in healthcare facilities can prevent healthcare-associated infections.


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Murray Jardine from Essity also looks at washroom requirements across the ages in our Educational & School Facilities feature, and considers how all school


toilets can be appropriately configured and equipped. We also say goodbye to Delia Cannings as she signs off her final column as Chair of the British Cleaning Council.


Thank you very much for reading, and I hope you enjoy the issue! Editor’s Voice


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