RANGE REVIEW: CLEANING & LAUNDRY


The new Dragon Dusters from LEECROFT are the ultimate in dust- slaying technology, addressing the consumer pain points of shedding lint and difficulty in reaching high areas. They are available in two different extendable lengths. The soft and fluffy material moulds in and around areas for a closer clean quickly removing dust, dirt and cobwebs even from hard-to-reach areas. With the extra long reach (Green) duster it is possible to dust high ceilings, cornices and light fittings without the need of a raised footing. Lifetime warranty. n 01206 861122 n sales@wilsonscolchester.com


WILSONS Rubbing Alcohol also known as isopropyl alcohol (IPA) or with its chemical name propan-2-ol is now available in a 250ml, a 500ml and a trigger spray version from Wilsons. Common uses include cleaning, degreasing and disinfecting as


well as removing stains and dissolving oils. It is also perfect for cleaning hard surfaces before applying hooks and picture strips such as Command. The product


evaporates quickly leaving no residue, and can be applied easily with cotton wool or a lint free cloth. Wilsons recommends using the Rushmere Lint Free Polishing Cloth, giving an


easy add-on sale for retailers. n 01206 861122 n sales@wilsonscolchester.com


The ORWELL brand is not only about reliable quality products, but every item has been designed to offer a stress-free solution that makes everyday laundry chores easier. The heavy-duty Orwell Airers comprise of four varieties – Super X, Double X, Triple X and Tower Plus. All have been engineered to take loads up to 20kg, offering from 10m to 30m drying space depending on the consumers’ need and choice. Orwell Airers not only contribute to easily managed laundry loads and space-saving, they also furnish laundry rooms with an attractive colour. See detailed product information on packaging. n 01206 861122 n sales@wilsonscolchester.com


STV, the specialist home and garden pest control product supplier, has three British-made, ready-to-use sprays for controlling household pests. The Zero In flea, bed bug and moth control ranges generate enormous till sales and deliver retailers strong margins. The aerosol treatments are a mainstay of the ranges, but there is growing demand from consumers for non- aerosol products due to either environmental concerns or need for a lower odour. These RTUs are water-based products that have almost no odour and that means the treated area can be back in use almost immediately. n 01953 881580 n info@stvpestcontrol.com


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Thanks to the recent trend and number of influencers, the housewares sector, and in particular cleaning, is enjoying a renaissance with a new generation sharing their cleaning hauls. ADDIS is delighted to be able to be working with a number of key influencers and is very active with the cleaning community on Instagram. A firm favourite is ADDIS’ Press to dispense toilet brushes – to be able to dispense the desired fragrance of disinfectant in the middle reservoir of its press to dispense toilets is proving to be a real hit with followers. n 0800 515 300 n info@addis.co.uk n www.addis.co.uk


High quality vacuum storage bags are the latest addition to the established ORWELL Laundry range. Available in five different sizes from small to jumbo, these reusable space saver bags come with a double zip that prevents air leakage even during travelling, and a high-quality valve that is designed to remove maximum air from the bag. Orwell Vacuum bags also provide protection against moisture and mould, dust, bugs and odours. As with all Orwell products these have been designed with the consumer in mind to give 100 per cent satisfaction. n 01206 861122 n sales@wilsonscolchester.com


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