CLEANING GREEN CLEAN
As hospitality and leisure sites open their doors post lockdown, teams across the UK are working hard to ensure customers are safe and the cleaning process has a crucial part to play. Mark Jankovich, CEO at Delphis Eco delves into why sustainability should be at the forefront of the agenda.
Even during these challenging times, ‘clean can also be green’. FMs should not lose sight of the fact that sustainable products can be equally effective as their more toxic counterparts in playing their part to tackle Coronavirus and ensure sites are sanitised and safe.
Green cleaning is fast becoming the new normal. Not just those who are living more eco lifestyles but now it’s becoming the go-to choice for businesses which are really driving sustainability and highlighting the need to be green. Often, more sustainable and free products come with a high price tag.
However, at Delphis Eco, the range is not only environmentally friendly but also economical for businesses allowing them to purchase environmentally friendly and sustainable products at the right price without compromise. We have experienced a significant increase in enquires from potential new clients who are looking to use sustainable cleaning products going forward. Buying cleaning and hygiene products from more sustainable brands is becoming more of a priority for many businesses. By embracing fewer toxic products,
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there is benefit both for the longevity of the environment and for the safety of their own teams.
Natural ingredients Delphis Eco has made its name as the British-made brand that uses all-natural ingredients. The extensive range offered is phosphate free and contain no or very little VOC’s (volatile organic compounds), which are some of the most damaging contents historically found in cleaning chemicals.
All the company’s products are plant based, ecological and readily biodegradable, yet proven in tests, remain 98% more effective than their competitors. Every product has been designed and developed for its eco-friendly properties, with no loss in effectiveness in tackling the job of deep cleaning. We call it ‘Greendustrial Strength’ cleaning.
Furthermore, packaging is increasingly hitting the news as an area where businesses and consumers are driving change. According to the BBC News an estimated 1.3bn tonnes of plastic is destined for the environment by 2040 unless global action is taken. We have been at the forefront in innovating how single use plastic can be
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