FEATURE
NEW CV 30/2 BP CORDLESS VACUUM BRUSH
FROM KÄRCHER Kärcher has introduced its cutting- edge vacuum brush, the CV 30/2 Bp, designed for professional users. Ideal for diverse settings such as hotels, retail spaces, and public facilities, this machine facilitates the effortless deep cleaning of both carpets and hard floors.
The CV 30/2 Bp Adv is a professional battery-powered vacuum cleaner that stands out for its excellent cleaning performance and user-friendly design. With a compact three-litre capacity, this upright brush-type vacuum is versatile on both carpet and hard surfaces, automatically adjusting to different floor types. It effectively cleans textile floors, leaving them thoroughly cleansed and straightened. The vacuum's low ground clearance makes it ideal for cleaning under beds and fixtures in buildings or hotels, with a convenient roller brush self-cleaning function activated by a foot switch, ensuring fast and hygienic operation. The ON/ OFF switch, eco!efficiency mode, and LED display for remaining battery runtime add to the machine's innovative features.
The new CV 30/2 Bp, offers user-friendly operation with the convenience of cordless use – operators don’t have to contend with cables, search for power outlets, or switch outlets when moving between rooms during cleaning. This cordless vacuum brush is designed to intelligently recognise the type of surface it is cleaning by adjusting its suction power accordingly for different flooring.
SPOTLESS CLEARS £20M REVENUE MARK WITH LATEST
ENGLAND ACQUISITION Edinburgh-headquartered Spotless Commercial Cleaning Ltd (Spotless) has announced it has acquired English rival Ashdown Cleaning adding a further 100 staff to its growing UK team. The addition of the business, purchased for an undisclosed sum
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The roller brush of the CV 30/2 Bp thoroughly cleans carpet fibres and removes ingrained dirt. A surface nozzle, available as an accessory, facilitates cleaning in hard-to- reach areas and corners. Thanks to its particularly flat design, the CV 30/2 Bp also enables cleaning underneath low furniture such as shelves, sofas, or beds.
The wireless vacuum brush can be equipped with an optional HEPA 14 filter, effectively filtering out SARS- CoV-2 particles from the air. This feature is especially crucial for hotels or retirement home facilities, which must adhere to rigorous cleaning standards. An indicator light signals to users when the filter has reached full capacity, making them aware of the need for replacement.
The battery enhances user convenience by displaying the remaining running time on the
from its retiring founder, bolsters Spotless revenues taking its annual turnover beyond £20m.
Launched in 2010, Norwich-based Ashdown Cleaning has grown a strong presence across Norfolk and East Anglia servicing a range of commercial clients in office buildings, business parks, medical and dental practices, manufacturing facilities and retail premises.
machine's screen. For extensive cleaning needs, a replaceable battery can be easily inserted to extend the cleaning duration. Notably, there's no manual brush cleaning required after using the CV 30/2 Bp, eliminating the need for extra cleaning tools.
Kärcher's CV 30/2 is perfect for diverse settings, it offers effortless deep cleaning on carpets and hard floors with features like automatic floor identification and a self-cleaning mechanism. The compact design and low ground clearance make it ideal for cleaning under furniture. With a 36 V interchangeable battery, cordless convenience, and intelligent surface recognition, the CV 30/2 Bp Adv sets a new standard for user- friendly and efficient professional cleaning equipment.
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Acquiring the business further expands Spotless’s footprint across East Anglia where it has a number of existing commercial cleaning contracts in place. This latest deal follows further acquisitions by the company last year when it acquired Manchester-based Purity Group and Salisbury-based Clearsprings Support Services Ltd.
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