British Cleaning Council STAND C40


The British Cleaning Council is the voice of the UK cleaning industry. It is made up of 21 associations who represent all aspects of the cleaning industry.


The Council is very proud to be co-owner of the Cleaning Show, which enables it to plough any profits it makes back into the industry in the form of grants to help grassroots projects get off the ground.


There will be representatives from the Council and other member associations on the stand throughout the show, and we look forward to answering any questions delegates may have about any aspect of the industry.


www.britishcleaningcouncil.org


ISSA – The Worldwide Cleaning Industry Association


STAND C35 With more than 9,200 members, including distributors, manufacturers, manufacturer representatives, building service contractors, in-house service providers, and associated service members, ISSA, the worldwide cleaning industry association, is the leading trade association for the cleaning industry worldwide.


The association is committed to helping its members change the way the world views cleaning by providing


Host Von Schrader STAND F23


The HOST carpet cleaning method is a unique all-in-one system that gets carpets clean and back in use straight away. The system uses especially designed equipment together with tailored cleaner HOST SPONGES.


A large percentage of soil (80/90%) in a carpet is dry and is removed with a powerful vacuum fitted within the Freestyle or Liberator machine. Additionally, the counter-rotating brushes in the machines ensure that the carpet pile is lifted, and dry soil extracted from the base of the carpet. This all-important process must be successfully achieved before any moisture is applied to the carpet.


HOST SPONGES are a non-abrasive organic cleaner containing a balanced mix of water, detergents, wetting agents and a safe to use solvent. It acts just like a sponge, releasing the cleaning agents where the soil is. The deep- down brushing action allows the cleaner to break up, dissolve, trap and then remove spots, spills and greasy, oily dirt.


Finally, the powerful vacuum removes the HOST SPONGES with their trapped soil. HOST deep cleans so that spots are removed and don’t wick back. The deep cleaning HOST method ensures that harmful biological agents can be removed. In the US, studies show that one cleaning with HOST reduces Dust Mites by 78%, Dust Mite Allergens by 75% and Mould Spores by 85%.


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Minimal amounts of moisture are used, so no over wetting and no lengthy drying time – carpets are back in use straightaway, clean, dry and looking their best.


www.hostvonschrader.co.uk


its members with the business tools, education, and certification they need to promote cleaning as an investment in human health, the environment, and an improved bottom line.


The association is headquartered in Northbrook, IL, USA, with regional offices in Mainz, Germany; Botany, Australia; and Shanghai, China.


www.issa.com


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