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Jangro, the UK and Ireland’s largest network of independent janitorial suppliers, has recently enhanced its Enviro H6 General All Purpose Sanitiser with a new and improved formula.
It has been tested and passed standards EN1276 and EN16615 (adapted for commercial kitchens), which confirm its antibacterial action, whilst EN14476 proves it’s effective at killing enveloped viruses, including coronavirus.
A concentrated unperfumed multi-purpose cleaner and sanitiser, the Enviro H6 General All Purpose Sanitiser is suitable for multi-purpose cleaning and disinfecting all hard, washable surfaces and equipment. It’s contained within a
portable, easy to handle bottle and its highly concentrated formulation means that low dosages are required, making it an efficient choice too.
Doses can be accurately measured and used with Jangro’s trigger bottles and trigger spray heads. Each one litre bottle of H6 provides up to 100 trigger sprays or 100 one litre buckets.
As part of Jangro’s Enviro Concentrates range, it has been designed with a sensible approach and consideration to environmental issues in mind. This concentrated cleaning product features a reduced amount of packaging, which, in turn, means there are fewer emissions incurred in transportation.
Joanne Gilliard, CEO at Jangro commented: “It is now more important than ever to keep public spaces and workplaces hygienically clean. By opting to use products that kill coronavirus, like our Enviro H6 General All Purpose Sanitiser, customers can be confident that they are doing their utmost to keep their business premises COVID-secure and safe for their staff, visitors, and clientele.
“We are committed to developing products that are effective against bacteria and viruses and are proud to have attained these standards. Watch out for more new and improved formulas coming soon to our Enviro W1 Washroom Bactericidal Cleaner and Enviro K4 Kitchen Sanitiser.”
www.jangro.net Principle raises £25K for Richard House
London-based cleaning specialist, Principle Cleaning Services, has raised £25,000 for Richard House Children’s Hospice in East London.
Staff based at Principle’s head office and throughout its client sites supported the initiative, holding events such as office tuck shops, quizzes, sweepstakes, barbeques, sponsored bike rides, walks in Snowdonia and more.
Richard House provides palliative care to children suffering from life-threatening and life-limiting conditions. It opened its doors in the year 2000 and now supports over 300 families from across London, delivering specialist care and supporting families free of charge. The charity also provides a range of activities for all the family to enjoy, relying heavily on the generosity of donors in order to care for the most vulnerable children in our society.
Chris Baker, Chief Executive at Richard House Children’s Hospice, said: “Raising over £25,000 is a brilliant achievement for our first year of partnership, and has gone towards helping expand our new services such as Hospice at Home, meaning crucially we can offer our families more choice in how they receive vital care. Huge thanks goes
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to all Principle staff who engaged in the partnership, and to their clients and stakeholders who also joined in the activities. We look forward to continuing our partnership into 2021.”
Douglas Cooke, Executive Chairman of Principle, commented: “We are delighted to have raised these funds, which will help to support children and their families through some extremely challenging times. Richard House is dedicated to providing the best possible care and facilities for those in need and we are proud to play our part. This was a real team effort from all our staff across Principle and our many clients, and I’d like to add my personal thanks to everyone.”
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