ROBERT SCOTT
01.501 Cleaning manufacturer and supplier Robert Scott is preparing for a milestone year at this May’s Interclean Show in Amsterdam. The company is readying itself to showcase some of its latest product innovations, along with a range of its bestsellers and customer favourites which have been refreshed with a new packaging concept as part of the company’s rebrand.
One of the products showcased by Robert Scott this year is the company’s Toucan ECA bio-cleaning system. Toucan
is an electrochemically activated system with only two components – water (straight from the tap) and table salt (sodium chloride), which is dissolved in the water. Together they create a powerful, naturally-occurring disinfectant, cleaner and sanitiser that’s safe, non-toxic, non-allergenic, environmentally friendly and low cost. Product specialist, Steve Courtney, will be demonstrating the cleaning system at the show and will advise customers of the business benefits of using Toucan ECA.
Other new innovations on display include Hi-absorb cloth – a multi-purpose, highly absorbent microfibre cloth; the Stream mop – a time-saving double-sided microfibre flat mop; and the microfibre Handy mitt designed for quick, effective surface cleaning without chemicals.
Robert Scott’s team will also be on hand, armed with their cleaning know-how, to guide delegates through the extensive product range, offering live demonstrations, one- to-one advice, how-to guides and product samples.
Alastair Scott, Sales Director at Robert Scott, said: “The whole team is looking forward to sharing their knowledge on the new innovations that we have to showcase; the results the products have been delivering for customers so far are extremely encouraging. We’d also like to get more customers involved with product training for their end users so we can help them to identify any areas where efficiencies in their cleaning processes can be made.”
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KIMBERLY-CLARK PROFESSIONAL
10.419 All visitors to the Kimberly-Clark Professional stand at Interclean can expect a truly immersive experience.
The global provider of hygiene, safety and productivity solutions will showcase the complete Scott Control washroom solution. A rolled hand towel, centrefeed toilet tissue and a foam hand cleanser – all designed for ultimate hygiene and efficiency.
Visitors can also enjoy a sensory Kleenex brand session. Kleenex products protect, clean and nourish, ensuring that workers have a home-like experience at work. A virtual reality zone uncovers some hidden truths about the washroom.
This year Kimberly-Clark Professional is supporting the event as the official sponsor of the Interclean App. Jonathan Purdy, EMEA Customer Experience Director at Kimberly-Clark Professional, explained: “As an exclusive sponsor of the event App we hope to help all visitors maximize their experience at the show by providing updates on events, innovations, and opportunities”.
To help those visitors joining Kimberly-Clark Professional on their stand the company invites visitors to go to click here prior to the event to tailor and maximise their visit.
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Visit the Kimberly-Clark Professional booth no. 419 in hall 10 and discover how trusted brands Kleenex, Scott and WypAll can enhance customer experience and add value to your service.
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