Features are carefully selected from across the website and magazine, these articles are contributed by a wide range of authors from across the sectors covered by Cleaning Matters, as well as the editorial team. Addressing the latest topics in terms of technological developments, legislation and industry issues
As expectations around hygiene, sustainability and workplace safety continue to rise, choosing the right floor-cleaning equipment has never been more important. Julian Stone explains how innovative cleaning technology, long-term reliability and comprehensive after-sales support are helping organisations across healthcare, education, hospitality and industry achieve exceptional cleaning results while reducing environmental impact
Patrick Martin shares his opinion on why making a washroom services alliance is a smart strategy for mutual benefit that improves the bottom line in these challenging economic times.
Once the decision to install a resin floor has been made, the real work begins, because understanding the right specification for your facility is far from straightforward. However, as Richard Kay asserts, with the right approach it can be easy to achieve a long-lasting finish that avoids the need for expensive downtime later on.
As automation, AI and the Internet of Things continue to evolve at a rapid pace, and the cleaning sector seeks smarter solutions to economic challenges, it’s clear that robotics will play a key role in the future of commercial cleaning. Cleaning Matters talked to Alastair Scott, sales director at Robert Scott and Peter Jones, robotics expert at Robert Scott Robotics to find out more about the company’s latest offerings and answer the question: “Is there anything a robot can’t do?”
We have economists. Scientists. Physicists. Artists. Each of these “-ists” represents more than a job title. They signal a way of thinking, a discipline, and a commitment to applying knowledge responsibly in the real world. Sustainability, believes Stephen P. Ashkin, deserves the same level of clarity and credibility.
