Advantages


• Clean, shiny fl oors every day • Reduces total cleaning costs • Environmentally friendly cleaning method


• Removes up to 80 % more bacteria than conventional methods


• Simple implementation - no change in the machines and procedures used


• Only water is required for daily cleaning


Where can Twister™ be used?


• Natural stone • Terrazzo • Vinyl • Linoleum • Ceramic slabs • VCT • Rubber • Wood • HTC Superfl oor™ - polished concrete


Reduced environmental impact


The focus from organizations and companies on environmental issues has never been greater. By choosing Twister™


as your standard method for fl oor


maintenance you will actively, easily and effectively reduce your business environmental impact.


Twister™ does not require any chemicals in daily cleaning


to keep the fl oors clean and shiny. For fl oors that require fl oor fi nish, Twister™


pads are made from recycled will reduce the frequency of


the periodic maintenance. In addition, using Twister™ reduces the amount and management of waste and residues. Twister™


PET for minimum environmental impact.


Do you want to know how you can save money with Twister™


?


Scan the code and fi ll in the contact form.


HTC Floor Systems Ltd. Phone +44 (0) 845 460 2500 E-mail info@htc-europe.co.uk


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