LONDON CLEANING SHOW 23 GUIDE
CLEANMANAGER STAND: D1: C5
Now available in the UK: CleanManager is the market leader in management software for cleaning companies in Denmark. The efficiency-boosting solution can help increase your profits and make your cleaning business more successful, thanks to smart planning.
All-in-one cleaning business management software
A comprehensive overview and an organised calendar are essential to manage and grow a professional cleaning company. CleanManager is developed exclusively for the cleaning industry and is an incredible tool that helps increase productivity, streamline administrative work and boost revenue.
Leave binders and spreadsheets behind and manage all your data in the cloud-based software, available anytime, anywhere. Even when you’re out of the office, you can stay on track with your planned tasks, employee absences, holiday requests, client inquiries and much more.
Employee time tracking, flawless pay run and fast invoicing
Share information with your employees easily, keep track of attendance and eliminate unnecessary time consumption
MOTORSCRUBBER STAND: F5: C8
MotorScrubber, industry leaders in compact floor cleaning machines, is thrilled to launch their latest ground-breaking innovation, SHOCK, at The Cleaning Show 2023.
This highly anticipated machine is set to revolutionise the industry forever. SHOCK boasts the lowest profile head in the world, combined with powerful oscillating shockwave technology and optimised scrubbing orbit to deliver an unbeatable clean.
Lightweight or heavyweight, SHOCK is customisable, ready to take on any cleaning challenge with an additional seismic weight kit. For maximum manoeuvrability, remove the weight kit to make light work of stairs, baseboards and walls. For a deeper clean on larger floor surfaces, simply insert the 2kg weight kit to transform SHOCK into heavyweight mode for effortless cleaning power.
SHOCK’s quick-change MAGPlate pad holder system, with colour coding, allows for swift transitions between cleaning areas. Simply drop the holder you need onto the floor and watch it magnetically auto lock with the oscillating body, utilising strong neodymium magnets. Within seconds you’re ready to go.
SHOCK’s patent-pending soft glide wheels protect walls, floors and surfaces, allowing the machine to roll smoothly along the wall, ensuring precision cleaning in the tightest spaces.
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Imre Killi, SHOCK’s inventor and CEO of MotorScrubber added: “When developing SHOCK, we wanted to create a machine without limitations. A machine that could effortlessly clean into corners, with a low-profile head that could reach beneath shelves, partitions and other low obstacles.
“In addition to being the lowest profile oscillating floor cleaning machine in the world, it delivers a powerful clean. We’ve perfected the scrubbing motion, optimised the weight, and developed pad materials to make SHOCK suitable for all floor types. We’re already receiving incredible feedback from user testing. We’re ready to send shockwaves through the cleaning industry when this highly anticipated machine arrives in May.”
Demonstrations of SHOCK will be available to try for the first time ever at stand F8.
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on payroll with a time tracking app that automatically calculates wage hours. Invoicing can be streamlined to ensure that no billable time will slip through the cracks. Seamless integrations allow you to transfer invoices directly from CleanManager into a wide range of accounting software solutions.
Both large and small cleaning businesses can benefit from CleanManager, so come and have a talk with us at The Cleaning Show 2023 to start boosting the growth of your cleaning business.
www.cleanmanager.uk
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