Eco Products
InSinkErator® provides the perfect solution to food waste this summer
Fila provides multiple benefits with award- winning Green Line
Fila’s Green Line provides the ideal surface care solution for kitchens and bathrooms. The extensive range, which received The Tile Association’s ‘Best Environmental Initiative’ Award, includes products suitable for all treatment stages and surface types - from stone and porcelain tiles, to granite and marble countertops. All products are solvent-free and have a very low concentration of VOC’s or are VOC-free.
Fila’s Green Line is part of Fila’s Green Action brand. Products span from pre-grouting protectors and surface cleaners, to protection and stain removal solutions. Recent introductions to the range include
LEED-approved stain-proofing protector, FILAMP90 ECO PLUS, which is developed for natural stone and polished porcelain.
New maintenance treatments include FILANO DROPS - a dual- purpose cleaner and protector that keeps showers limescale free and cleans without streaks. The no-rinse spray has a solvent-free, non-acidic formula which creates an invisible hydrophilic film, similar to water molecules.
01584 877286 e:
filauk@filasolutions.com
www.filasolutions.com
The Evolution range of InSinkErator® food waste disposers is the ideal solution for households this summer, reducing the amount of food waste lingering in the bins.
The optimal method to dispose of food waste is to compost, but this is not an option available to everyone. Despite our best efforts, a small proportion of food waste is inevitable and many of us are faced with the difficulty of sustainably disposing of our vegetable peelings, banana skins, chicken bones and left-overs etc. An InSinkErator® food waste disposer allows food waste to be dealt with hygienically, efficiently and quickly, while reducing odours in the kitchen. Food waste can be ground into minute sized particles, thanks to the innovative system of stainless steel grinding rings. The food waste is then dispatched and simply rinsed away safely down the drain, through the standard plumbing.
01923 375 349
www.insinkerator.co.uk
Energy Efficient Dishwashing from Miele T
he G6890 SCVi K2O dishwasher boasts an A+++- 20% energy rating, thanks to a EcoTech heat storage system. This requires less energy by storing hot water in a looped pipework at the back of the machine, which helps to pre-heat the fresh water for the next programme, therefore requiring less energy in the wash cycle to bring it up to the desired temperature. A QuickPowerWash programme is also available, which cleans and dries crockery in just 58 minutes, with an impressive ‘A’ cleaning performance and the outstanding A+++-20% energy rating.
Miele’s Automatic dishwasher cycle uses as little as 6.5 litres of fresh mains water. It allows users to wash varying load sizes with the water and electricity adjusted accordingly, while the EcoFeedback function displays the estimated water and electricity consumption with the actual values shown at the end of the programme. Offering the perfect solution for handleless kitchens, the G6890 SCVi dishwasher also features Miele’s exclusive Knock2Open technology where the door opens automatically after being lightly tapped twice. Other highlights include App control, a patented in-door salt container, an enhanced 3D+
0330 160 6600
www.miele.co.uk
Cutlery Tray and basket design that takes safety and flexibility to the next level, and 11 wash programmes including Extra Quiet. Patented AutoOpen Drying opens the door automatically at the end of a programme allowing dishes to dry completely before unloading.
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