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Editorial Editor Martin Wharmby martin@opusbm.co.uk


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Editor’s Voice After four long years, it’s finally time – Interclean Amsterdam 2022 is upon us. No


‘Virtual Event’ can make up for the physical show itself, and as we all descend on the RAI Amsterdam for four days of exhibits, innovations, seminars and celebrations, it’s


important to remember just how important our industry has been over the last two years. Without the efforts of cleaning operatives, manufacturers and distributors, the pandemic could have been a lot worse. So why not celebrate?


In this bumper edition of Tomorrow’s Cleaning, we’ve got an absolutely massive Guide to Interclean Amsterdam 2022 – so big in fact, that we’re publishing it as a standalone


version too, so you can easily load it up on your mobile or tablet. The Show Guide packed with a comprehensive guide to exhibitors, what’s going on at the show, a full conference


programme, a map of RAI, and even what to do in Amsterdam – if you have any free time, that is. If you’re at the show, don’t forget to pay us a visit at Stand 01.132.


As well as Interclean, we’ve also got a wide selection of features too. We’ve got a focus on Commercial Laundry, with Dr John Lear and Dr Carolyn Jones from BioHygiene discussing Eco-Laundry Products, Sam from Miele Professional informs us of what


we should be considering when purchasing commercial laundry equipment, and SEKO details the advanced laundry dosing solutions available for the hospitality sector.


In our Window Cleaning and Working at Height section, David Saville from Principle Cleaning Services’ Window Cleaning division chats with us about how window cleaners


and the window cleaning sector are adapting to a new era. Russell from Leach’s explains important safety protocols for window cleaners when operating on high-rise buildings, and UNGER says that the only way is up.


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We’ve also got all of the latest industry news, and a review of the Manchester Cleaning Show 2022, which took place in early April.


Thank you very much for reading, please stay safe and enjoy the issue!


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