Worldwide cleaning industry association ISSA has announced that a number of new individuals have been elected to serve on the 2020 ISSA Board of Directors.

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Two talented and hard-working young people – Maisey Woodisse and Timothy Young – have been named as the recipients of the Cleaning & Hygiene Suppliers Association’s (CHSA) 2019 Undergraduate Bursaries.

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A clean balance can help you ensure accurate results and promote long equipment life. Download METTLER TOLEDO’s new white paper and discover the eight steps to a clean balance—as well as five tips that will help you keep it that way.

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Ryemead Commercial Group, a commercial window cleaning contractor, has won a prestigious award at the Thames Valley Chamber of Commerce Business Awards 2019 for the second year running.

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A new generation of powerful deodorisers and sanitizers is helping clean up on campuses across the UK. The Gteck range from Oxford-based Greenteck Global is harnessing the power of trioxygen – an elemental force as old as the planet itself – to provide high-tech cleaning solutions for the 21st century.

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A UK firm has been told to tighten up its safety measures following allegations that one of its cleaning machines caused NHS staff to have nosebleeds and burning eyes.

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Social enterprise CLARITY & Co. is to carry ‘The Plastic Free Consumer Trust Mark’ from anti-plastics visionaries, A Plastic Planet, on both it’s The Soap Co. and BECO. bar soaps.

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The UK’s smartest leisure venues are enjoying the benefits of one of the most successful premium tissue ranges, comprising a complete luxury washroom hygiene offer combining luxurious appearance and feel with performance.

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Nilfisk is set to exhibit at the Intralogistics event IMHX 2019 on 24 to 27 September. The Nilfisk team will be displaying a range of warehouse cleaning solutions on stand 19G62.

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New research has shown that the use of wheeled bins is linked to lower sickness absence rates among council waste collection workers - and that changing waste collection systems used by councils in the UK could reduce staff absences due to musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs).

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The deadline to enter the 2020 Kimberly-Clark Professional Golden Service Awards is fast approaching, but there's still time to prepare and submit your entries before the closing date of 27th September and avoid the rush.

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Cromwell Polythene will be showcasing sustainable ways to collect separate materials for recycling at its street scene themed stand O14 at RWM 2019, 11-12 September at Birmingham NEC.

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The Osmo ‘Floor Maintenance Kit’ offers a complete set of products, including Liquid Wax Cleaner and Wash and Care, for the care and maintenance of wooden floors that are treated with Osmo Polyx-Oil.

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A company that manufactures absorbents and spill control products has been fined after an agency worker suffered a life-changing injury to her hand when it was caught in a rotating fan blade.

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Carpets are an impractical bathroom flooring choice, according to 84.2% of Brits.

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Toilets: we all need them, and use them, yet they are one of the biggest source of customer complaints in venues.

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Method Recycling looks at how organisations can improve their recycling rates significantly with correctly source separated waste

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Gary Jones from Service Geeni explains how cloud-based service management software (SMS) can help cleaning companies to save money and boost their bottom line

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New research points to a step change in emergency treatment of water jet injuries. David Kennedy, director of the Water Jetting Association, explains more

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Technology has always played a big role in shaping the workplace and facilities management profession and is likely to be one of the most significant influences on the profession in the future. But how well placed is the profession to cope with changes in technology and, as a consequence, what we might need to do differently? asks Stephen Roots, past chair of The Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management (IWFM)

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