Healthcare ‘blik’ bio microfibre cleaning tool


Designed for use within hospitals, clinics, surgeries & high risk areas to provide high levels of cleaning, reduced risks of cross contamination & reduced cleaning times.


The microfibre mop heads are available in white with colour coded tags or fully coloured heads in blue, red, green or yellow.


ergonomic position reduces back strain


fits in seconds with no handling


mops can be


removed without the need to ‘touch’ for improved hygiene &


operator safety’


mops can be laundered up to 500 times


lockable drawers, doors & lids


huge storage space


foldable bag holders to save space


Our trolley systems offer complete flexibility in design thanks to their unique modular design. Customers can


custom build their trolleys with 100s of options available to suit their everyday cleaning requirements.


The dosing system built


onto the handle allows fresh chemical to be dispensed, allowing the operative to control the moisture in the mop for optimum cleaning.


Manufactured using high grade polypropylene, the


trolleys are extremely durable & have smooth surfaces enabling easy cleaning. They are also fully recyclable. The trolleys are light and easy to manoeuvre.


Please contact our sales team for more information: 0116 276 1881


Healthcare trolley systems sales@ramonhygiene.co.uk


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www.ramonhygiene.com


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