STEAM CLEANING
SPONSORED BY: MATRIX CLEANING SYSTEMS Sustainable cleaning with steam
The global steam cleaner market is expected to grow considerably over the coming years, says Matrix Cleaning Systems.
SUSTAINABLE AND
Rising awareness of the need to decrease usage of harmful chemicals and their presence in waste water is seen as a major factor for the growth of the global steam cleaner market. This changing attitude towards ‘green cleaning’ is one of the main reasons why the global steam cleaner market is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate of approximately 6% between 2018 and 2024.
Environmentally sustainable services are an emerging trend, including green cleaning and the use of amenities that have less of an impact on human health and the environment. Equipment manufacturers are constantly evolving technology to meet industrial standards and offer something new.
Steam cleaning is increasingly being used for floors, tiles, washrooms, kitchens and food preparation areas, as well as for transport deep cleaning. This is driving the demand for equipment that’s chemical free, easy to transport, can remove tough stains from all synthetic fabrics and hard surfaces while deep cleaning and sanitising surfaces.
Some of the other factors contributing to the growth of the steam cleaner market include:
- Improving hygiene standards.
- Increasing demand from the hospitality and leisure industries.
- Multifunctional use for daily and deep cleaning in fast food restaurants.
ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY There’s more than one reason that the use of water in steam cleaning is ideal for cleaning all environments. As well as removing dirt, grease, grime and reducing bacteria, it provides a much more sustainable cleaning solution than methods reliant on different chemicals to deliver results.
Not only does steam clean quickly, easily and effectively, it can also disinfect equipment and surfaces in one operation; it is also immensely environmentally friendly.
All it needs to run is power for the machine and water for the steam – producing a vast amount of steam from little water and creating very little waste. It is efficient, safe, and a proven water-saving technology and the ideal cleaning solution for all market sectors.
EFFECTIVE AND MULTIFUNCTIONAL Steam cleaning is an incredibly effective method of tackling all areas that need to be cleaned, either as a part of a daily routine or for deep cleaning. It’s not just a machine to be introduced when there is a hygiene problem to resolve; steam cleaners have been shown to be capable of removing up to 99.99% of germs and bacteria from a wide variety of surfaces, making it ideal not only for cleaning but for disinfecting areas of high risk rooms as well as equipment, such as washrooms, kitchens and hospitals.
The versatility makes it a cost-effective solution for all FMs and contract cleaners. There aren’t many products that can be used in so many areas and achieve such great results by simply using water.
Matrix Cleaning Systems is a leading UK manufacturer of a complete range of steam machines manufactured in Leyland, Lancashire. Now supplying to 30 countries globally, Matrix offers an extensive range of light commercial 4.5 Bar pressure and 8 Bar pressure machines, up to the imported heavy-duty industrial range with operating pressures from 9 – 10 Bar.
The Matrix professional steam cleaning machines have outstanding attributes and can deliver the solutions customers are looking for. The machines have Water Technology List approval and are proven to kill bacteria and germs. The results of the tests are available in a microbiologist’s report, which is why they are so highly regarded by major blue-chip companies within the private sector and food industry, as well as by professionals in the FM, catering, contract cleaning, hospitality, education and healthcare sectors.
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