Steaming into deep debate
April 1st 2008

The government's NHS deep clean programme is all well and good but may prove futile without investment in day-to-day cleaning.Vaclensa says its steam cleaning kit could be part of the solution

Gordon Brown's £50 million deep clean of hospitals is in danger of becoming an "empty gesture", cleaning contractors have warned.

Although now by and large complete, the firms responsible for carrying out the deep cleans argue the policy will be futile without long-term investment in day-to-day cleaning.

Investment in cleaning machines such as steam cleaners, which destroy bugs by using ordinary tap water to produce superheated dry steam ensure the highest standards of hygiene are maintained on a daily basis.The temperature and power of the dry steam means that almost any area can be cleaned and sanitised and brought back to its original condition with minimal time and effort.

The Vaclensa steam cleaner range clean, sanitise and vacuum up dirt in one easy action, dissolving grease, and killing germs in an instant. Steam Cleaners will sanitise all surfaces, penetrating cracks and crevices and other hard-to-reach areas where manual cleaning with harsh chemicals fails to achieve the required standard. It is this steam/vacuum combination makes Vaclensa's steam cleaners the most effective way to kill germs and bacteria without the use of potentially harmful and expensive chemicals.

Our range of machines are manufactured in stainless steel,making them robust enough for any commercial environment.They are extremely user friendly and are supplied complete with a comprehensive range of accessories so they can be used in a wide range of applications.

Available in a range of sizes Vaclensa steam cleaners are an essential, cost effective and incredibly effective addition to any contract cleaners' equipment portfolio.