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WHAT’S NEW?


GREEN HILLS CLEANING WINS £5000 OF NILFISK


CLEANING EQUIPMENT Wiltshire-based Green Hills Cleaning Ltd have won Nilfisk’s’ Cleaning Cupboard of equipment worth £5000.


KAPOK 88 EXPANDS EUROPEAN DISTRIBUTION


NETWORK KAPOK 88, a specialist elevator interior protection company has gained a new distributor in Tallinn, Estonia.


Adduco OÜ operates all over Estonia and has long-term experience in providing local and international removal services, offering complete removal solutions for both private and corporate customers. Adduco OÜ are now KAPOK 88’s official distributor of padded protective drapes, selling both its custom made to measure and modular padded protective lift and wall interior drape products.


Andre Kütt, Business Customer Removals Manager, Adduco OÜ: “We are leading the way within our industry in Estonia as users of KAPOK 88 drapes, having received warm feedback from clients about the product. Demand is growing as a result of our clients experiencing the protective drapes first hand, they like the concept a lot.”


This partnership brings the number of KAPOK 88’s European and Middle


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The cleaning equipment haul is all battery operated, comprising of the VP600 tub vacuum, the GD5 Battery Backpack, the SC250 micro scrubber and the larger pedestrian scrubber dryer the SC400.


Nilfisk’s high value competition attracted many entries being well publicised prior to the Cleaning Show where the winning entry was drawn on stand.


The winning company owner, Les Bedford commented: “My wife and I founded Green Hills in 2010, primarily a domestic services provider we always intended to take the business into the commercial sector, but the cost of the equipment held us back. This win could not have come at a better time, it really allows us to take the business to the next level with


Eastern authorised distributors to seven.


Commenting on the relationship Kapok 88’s Managing Director Richard B. Annable said: “The Adduco OÜ team are a forward thinking, committed team, and this has led them into becoming the second largest removal company in


quality, hardwearing machinery that is really fit for purpose.


“It was quite ironic really because we had entered the competition online after seeing it promoted on Facebook. We then visited the cleaning show in March dreaming about what we would like to buy. We even went ‘window shopping’ on the Nilfisk stand not thinking for one minute we would be lucky enough to win.


“Owning battery operated, cordless equipment that will improve productivity and safety has been a long-term aim of ours. To be able to do this now with a quality brand like Nilfisk, really is a dream come true. The Nilfisk team were also excellent throughout, Stuart Costigan presented us with the equipment and showed us how to operate them for best results. A huge thank you to them for such a professional initiative.”


Nilfisk is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of commercial and industrial cleaning equipment. No obligation site surveys and demonstrations are available across the UK.


www.nilfisk.co.uk


Estonia, with ambition to continue their growth domestically and internationally. Becoming a KAPOK 88 distributor of padded protective drapes adds real value to their brand and offer, and I hope will go towards helping them achieve their goal of number one in Estonia.”


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