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THE BESTSELLER GUIDE TO STAR


PERFORMERS With so many cleaning products now available in the janitorial industry, cleaning manufacturer Robert Scott has put together a new guide to help make it simpler to select the best products for the right cleaning area.


The Bestseller Guide is a 16-page downloadable brochure, which includes star performers listed by the cleaning areas of top (ceiling or high spaces), middle (surfaces) and bottom (floors). To complete the range they have also included a selection of washroom, waste and outside products.


Alastair Scott, Sales Director at Robert Scott, said: “Most distributors now sell a wide range of janitorial products, including paper and chemicals to PPE and machines. That’s a big stock of products for the sales team to get to grips with and sell effectively.


“The Bestseller Guide makes it easy to understand what are the most popular hardware products that cleaners need for the right cleaning areas and so


A SIMPLE STAIN REMOVAL


SOLUTION EcoTech Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Wipes provide effortless solutions for removing stains and everyday spots from carpets, curtains and upholstery, available in two pack sizes.


should be stocked. Many customers are already benefiting from using the new guide, and showing and sharing it with end-users.”


These star performers from Robert Scott includes handy ‘Spanky’ High Level Cleaning tool for cleaning hard to reach corners and edges, and the innovative Cleano range for cleaning windows and indoor surfaces without the need for buckets or ladders. For middle level surfaces the guide features a broad range of cleaning cloths – including the new disposable


The 20-wipe flow-pack provides a handy solution, perfect for the cupboard at home meaning they are always on hand to rescue your carpet from accidental spills and stains. The 150 wipe tub is ideal for larger areas and also for use by cleaning companies with larger carpeted areas to maintain.


The flow-pack can also be kept in the car glove box or handbag as the formulation will also remove stains from clothing, offering a solution to those embarrassing moments when you spill food down your front.


Praise from customers has included: “I have tried many, many other products to no avail. This is really fantastic and I highly recommended it. Also, very easy to use.”


Another customer commented: “These really do work! I’ve tried all sorts of products on my beige carpet, down for many years and looking rather grubby, but these wipes have removed dirty


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marks of long-forgotten origin and I can’t praise them highly enough.”


The Carpet & Upholstery wipes sit as part of a much wider range of cleaning solution products available from EcoTech (Europe) Ltd.


www.ecotech-europe.com


Mi-Cloth – scourers and the popular Erase-All Sponge. The guide also features a range of floor cleaning products including traditional mops and buckets, to increasingly popular microfibre kits, trolleys, washroom accessories and bins.


Alastair continued: “The guide makes product selection easy and quick, and ensures that resellers can be confident of stocking the right equipment needed for common cleaning routines.”


For more information, visit: www.robert-scott.co.uk


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