Supplied by Source Supplies and deployed by cleaning contractor Dall Cleaning Services, the cutting-edge machine has improved cleaning standards while also optimising resources, helping the team to tackle an expanded workload without compromising efficiency.

Expanding responsibilities

Dall Cleaning Services has long been responsible for maintaining W12’s 2,000 m² floor space. The contract includes daily scrubber drying, mopping, and dusting, but the recent addition of the car park to the cleaning responsibilities presented a new challenge. With an expanded brief but the same time restrictions, Dall needed a solution that could enhance productivity without significantly increasing costs or overburdening staff.

Chris Fenn, Director at Dall, explains: “As a company we’re always keen to explore new innovations. In particular, we knew there was technology out there that could make a real difference with the new requirements we faced in the large W12 space. The idea of a robotic cleaning machine was particularly appealing because it could free up our team to focus on other tasks at the shopping centre, which aligned perfectly with our needs.”

Introducing the MS60

Source Supplies, a trusted partner of Dall for many years, recommended the MS60 from Robert Scott’s Robotic division. Ollie Rastall, Director at Source Supplies, saw an immediate opportunity: “By deploying a robotic scrubber dryer, Dall could reallocate its team to higher-value tasks while maintaining exceptional cleaning standards. It was a win-win solution.”

Chris Fenn was impressed from the outset. “I’ve worked with Ollie for years and trust his expertise. After seeing the MS60 in action during a demonstration, I knew it was the right fit for W12.”

Why the MS60 stands out

The MS60 is designed for large, complex spaces like shopping centres. Developed with an industry-leading algorithm, the robotic scrubber dryer delivers close-edge cleaning with gaps of less than 10cm from walls and a zero-degree turning radius, ensuring high performance cleaning. 

Equipped with 12 sensors, the machine can detect and avoid obstacles as small as 5cm high, making it ideal for navigating W12’s bustling environment, complete with pop-up displays, seating areas, and shoppers.

Peter Jones, Regional Sales Manager at Robert Scott, explains: “When Chris explained the challenges he faced, we knew that the MS60 would provide an ideal solution. It delivers a premium finish while reducing the need for manual follow-ups. Its real-time tracking and reporting capabilities also allow for continuous optimisation of cleaning schedules.”

The machine’s self-sufficient design can also include a charging station that automates wastewater disposal and clean water refills, further streamlining operations.

Deployment and performance at W12

Once the decision was made, Robert Scott worked closely with Dall to deploy the MS60 at W12. The floor area was mapped, and a QR code strategically placed to start the robot’s cleaning schedule.

The results have been remarkable. The MS60 handles the centre’s morning scrubber drying before opening hours, ensuring floors are spotless and dry for visitors. During the day, it switches to dust mopping mode, working safely around shoppers. On a single charge, the machine can scrubber dry once and mop three times, covering nearly 5,000m² over seven hours of operation.

The performance metrics from the project speak for themselves. The MS60 achieves an efficiency rate of 678m²/hour when scrubber drying. One full circuit around the shopping centre covers almost 1,200m² in less than two hours, using 50% of its battery. In dusting mode, it cleans the same area at a rate of 639m²/hour, consuming just 8% of its battery.

Transforming operations and delivering value

The introduction of MS60 has had a marked impact on Dall’s operations. “While the robot handles the floors, our operatives can focus on high-touch areas and new responsibilities like the car park,” says Chris. “It’s a seamless integration that has made us more efficient without additional costs.”

Peter Jones highlights the financial benefits: “While robotics can be perceived to be a significant investment, the MS60 offers a rapid return. Operating 49 hours per week, as it does currently at W12, the payback period is just 12 months. 

A hit with staff and shoppers alike

The machine has also won over Dall’s operatives. “Our team trusts it to do a great job,” Chris notes. “After the initial scrubber drying, it’s free to dust for another 10 to 12 hours a day, which is fantastic for them.”

“As it’s cobotics we were very conscious that we didn’t want to be losing people’s jobs; so now that we’re required to put extra manual resources into the carpark, the robot frees up some of the existing workforce. It’s worked really well.”

Shoppers, too, have been intrigued. Ollie observes: “It’s not just the cleaning results that impress - it’s the way the machine navigates the space, avoiding people and obstacles. It’s a testament to the technology, and the client is thrilled.”

Looking ahead

The success of the MS60 at W12 has sparked interest from other Dall customers. “We’re already exploring opportunities to deploy it in a large warehouse for another client,” Chris reveals.

For the team at W12, the MS60 has proven invaluable in enhancing efficiency while maintaining high standards. As Ollie puts it, “It’s a great bit of technology, and I can’t wait to see where it goes next.”

For more information, visit https://www.robert-scott.co.uk/

TEL: 01457 819400

What began as a small Oldham-based business has grown into an industry leader, still at the forefront of cleaning innovation.

Founded in Oldham in 1924, Robert Scott’s origins are deeply tied to the region’s once-thriving cotton industry. The company was built on innovation from the very beginning, with its founder, Robert Scott, bringing his expertise as a trained lift engineer to the family business established by his father, James Scott.

“My great-grandfather’s engineering background gave him a real edge,” says sales director Alastair Scott, a fourth-generation member of the Scott family. “He developed the first custom-made knitting and weaving machines of their kind, giving the company an early competitive advantage in terms of speed, quality, and cost.”

The business quickly identified a need within Oldham’s bustling mills, where oil, dirt, and grime coated the machinery. Scott saw an opportunity and began producing wipers specifically for cleaning these industrial machines - a move that set the foundation for the company’s future in cleaning solutions.

Sustainability at its core

Long before sustainability became a major industry focus, Robert Scott was already reusing materials. The company found an innovative way to repurpose yarn off-cuts and end-of-run fabric from the mills - waste that would otherwise be discarded - by tying the strands together to create mops.

That early commitment to waste reduction has evolved into an extensive sustainability strategy. “Sustainability has always been part of our DNA,” says Scott. “Today, we’ve moved many of our core product lines to over 70% recycled content, saving more than 300 tonnes of virgin plastic every year. On top of that, redesigning our socket mops has helped cut another 150 tonnes of plastic annually.”

The company is also working towards an ambitious long-term goal: carbon neutrality by 2045. In the past four years alone, Robert Scott has reduced its carbon emissions by 21%, reinforcing its dedication to environmental responsibility.

Pivotal moments

Over the past 100 years, Robert Scott has played a key role in some unexpected industries. The company once produced the steam cloths used by every British Rail train driver to clean their steam and diesel engines. It also played a part in the fashion industry, crossing ball yarn for major brands that wove denim for jeans and jackets.

One of the most transformative moments in the company’s history came in the 1960s, when it secured a contract to supply dishcloths and yellow dusters to Jack Cohen, the founder of Tesco.

“At the time, we only had two machines,” Scott recalls. “Fulfilling that order meant expanding to new premises - Oak View Mills, where we’re still based today. Before that, we operated out of places like a converted chicken shed and a former coffin maker’s workshop.”

Strategic acquisitions have also fueled the company’s expansion. In 2000, Robert Scott acquired Harold Watson of Heywood, doubling its mop production overnight and gaining the Millers Brook Mill site - known locally as the ‘Mop Shop.’ Later acquisitions, such as Contico in 2012 and P-Wave in 2023, further strengthened its market position.

As one of the largest employers in the area, Robert Scott has remained deeply connected to its local community. For 50 years, a company-run bus would collect staff from surrounding villages, bringing them to work at Oak View Mill and returning them home at the end of the day.

That commitment to the local community remains strong. “We recently built a school for autistic children and continue to support local sports clubs and events,” says Scott. “Our people are at the heart of this company. Out of just over 200 employees, 46 have been with us for more than 25 years, and 18 for over 40 years. That loyalty says a lot about who we are.”

Looking to the future

As the cleaning industry continues to evolve, Robert Scott remains at the cutting edge, adapting to changing consumer expectations and advances in technology.

“The pandemic has reshaped commercial cleaning, and sustainability is more important than ever,” says Scott. “We’ve introduced new product lines, including Toucan Eco, a chemical-free cleaning system, and we’re expanding into robotic cleaning solutions.”

With a century of innovation behind it and a clear vision for the future, Robert Scott remains committed to driving the industry forward. “We’ve spent the past 100 years evolving, and we’re not stopping now,” says Scott. “Our goal is to keep innovating and adapting to meet the needs of the next generation of the cleaning industry.”

At stand F46, the leading manufacturer and distributor will reveal how a century of cleaning know-how is enabling them to stay at the forefront of cleaning innovation today. Two of the latest additions to Robert Scott’s revolutionary Toucan Eco range will be on display, in addition to three new automated cleaning robots and a multipurpose trolley featuring innovative ‘Follow-Me’ technology.

Leading the robotic revolution

The company will exclusively feature a number of its automated cleaning solutions at its stand. This includes the industry standard-setting META-SCRUB 60, a cobotic scrubber dryer which provides an autonomous solution for large areas such as retail spaces, airports, and educational institutions.

Two new additions to Robert Scott’s automated cleaning offering will also be launched at the event. The company will unveil META-SCRUB 45 - a smaller, more agile scrubber dryer designed for more intricate and confined spaces. While offering all the performance benefits of its larger sibling, META-SCRUB 45’s compact size and advanced features opens automation to a whole new segment.

Also launching at the event will be the Exel Multipurpose Trolley equipped with Follow-Me smart technology. Using a series of sensors and a motor, the trolley autonomously follows cleaning operatives carrying a remote control. This eliminates the need for operatives to constantly push the trolley and reduces unnecessary back-and-forth movements.

Lastly, Robert Scott will display the world’s first AI-powered sweeping robot designed for large-scale environments. Designed to tackle areas up to 100,000 square metres with professional-grade dry cleaning, the robot’s dual-disc brushes easily handle larger debris while equipped AI cameras can recognise and identify various types of litter in real time.

Latest chemical-free cleaning innovations

Toucan Eco is a chemical-free system that uses just salt, water, and an electric current to create a powerful, naturally occurring disinfectant. The result is a hypoallergenic, environmentally friendly cleaner that kills up to 99.999% of germs.

The latest addition to the range, the Centrego Renew enables users to create two litres of disinfectant cleaner in just four minutes, as quick but double the capacity of the previous model, helping increase efficiency and reduce downtime of cleaning regimes. It’s designed to be significantly sturdier and more durable, making it the perfect solution for commercial small to medium spaces.

The revolutionary Toucan Eco Auto, meanwhile, offers a robust solution for operators of medium to large facilities. With just the push of a button, the automated disinfectant generator produces 20 litres of multipurpose disinfectant cleaner. Fully automatic, users only need to refill the salt container indicated by the LED display.

Robert Scott will be providing practical demonstrations of both systems throughout the event.

Alastair Scott, sales director at Robert Scott, comments: “We’re excited to return to The Cleaning Show to showcase our latest innovations that enhance efficiency, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness – all while maintaining exceptional performance. In our 100th year, it’s rewarding to be able to demonstrate how our rich heritage and long-standing expertise is continuing to drive us forward as we lead the way in next-generation cleaning solutions.”

To book a demo during the show please use the link here or drop by the Robert Scott team at stand F46, The Cleaning Show, Excel London.

Tel: 01457 819400

Stand F46

More than 70% of the cleaning professionals surveyed in the research stated that the rising cost of doing business had the greatest impact on their operations in 2024, with almost 90% believing it will remain a significant factor in 2025. This points to a more sustained challenge than originally anticipated, given that only a third of cleaning businesses had previously predicted price increases over 2024.

Many respondents attribute new financial burdens to the change of government, with almost half (45%) stating that the new administration has had a negative or very negative impact on the cleaning sector. The most significant obstacles cited were increases to the minimum wage and Employer National Insurance contributions, with 84% and 88% of respondents respectively indicating these will have a serious impact on their day-to-day operations.

Despite these pressures, sustainability continues to play a critical role in shaping the industry’s future. Over 80% of respondents confirmed the importance of sustainability to the sector, with the effectiveness of sustainable cleaning products cited as the foremost priority. Reducing plastic waste also continues to be a key issue, with 60% of professionals citing it as a concern in the research, a 5% increase from last year. 

However, the research also highlighted that only a third of customers are prepared to pay more for ecofriendly solutions, indicating that businesses must deliver on both sustainability and value. Indeed, ‘demonstrating value for money’ was identified as the biggest overall trend for 2025 by almost half of respondents (46%). 

Robert Scott has helped pave the way for solutions that strike this balance between cost savings and environmental responsibility. This includes the new Ecofibre Compostable Wipe, a 100% plastic-free cloth made from natural fibres offered at a price point comparable to other non-woven wipes. The company is also moving products from virgin plastic to recycled content across much of its range, without any impact on prices. 

In addition, the company’s innovative Toucan Eco range creates a 100% natural disinfectant from water and salt to eliminate the need for costly and harmful chemical products, while maintaining performance on a par with traditional cleaning agents. 

Another emerging area of innovation with the potential to deliver significant efficiency gains – and one that is increasingly on the radar for industry professionals – is robotics. Indeed, more than half (56%) of respondents believe that robotic cleaning machines will have a notable impact on the industry within the next five years.

Alastair Scott, sales director at Robert Scott, commented: “The cleaning industry has always adapted to shifting market pressures, and this year’s findings show that the sector remains determined and forward-thinking in the face of economic headwinds. Cost challenges and policy changes are real, but it’s encouraging to see businesses respond proactively and continue to seek out smarter, more efficient ways of working.”

The research also explored customer satisfaction levels with Robert Scott, which celebrates its 100-year anniversary in 2025. An impressive 91% of respondents rated Robert Scott’s service as good or great, with a similar percentage expressing satisfaction with product availability and 95% product recommendation.

Alastair concluded: “We’re very proud that the industry rates our service offering and product availability so highly. As we enter our centenary year, our focus will remain on delivering solutions that improve cleaning efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and provide tangible value for our customers.”

For more information, visit: www.robert-scott.co.uk/

Tel: 01457 819400

Developed as an alternative to traditional synthetic options, the wipe is made entirely from compostable fibres sourced from PEFC-certified wood pulp and meets EN 13432:2000-12 standards for compostability. 

Once used, the wipe can simply be rinsed and disposed of alongside food waste, where it will biodegrade harmlessly. Even the packaging is designed with sustainability in mind, with PLA bags made from compostable bioplastics and cartons from FSC-certified recycled sources.

Despite its significant environmental benefits, the Ecofibre Compostable Wipe makes no sacrifices in terms of commercial cleaning effectiveness. Its open weave design makes it easy to rinse, it absorbs up to eight times its own weight in water and is machine washable. 

In addition, the wipe is colour-coded for improved hygiene and food contact compliant, making it safe for use in professional food preparation areas. 

Alastair Scott, Sales Director at Robert Scott, said: “With ever increasing levels of plastic waste polluting our oceans and microplastics entering the food chain, it's crucial to find sustainable alternatives. 

“Our new Ecofibre Compostable Wipe addresses this need by providing a natural fibre cloth that doesn't compromise on performance or affordability. It’s a step towards a more circular economy in the cleaning sector and greener planet for us all, with disposed of wipes biodegrading into compost, which in turn is used to grow more trees.”

The Ecofibre Compostable Wipe is available in four colours – blue, red, green, and yellow – sized at 40 x 32 cm, and comes in packs of 10 x 50. To place an order, request a sample or arrange a demonstration, call 01457 819400, email [email protected] or visit www.robert-scott.co.uk. 

P-Wave is the UK market leader in air freshener and urinal products, with its product range, including the highly popular P-Wave Slant6 and Trough Urinal Screens, renowned for their powerful, long-lasting fragrance. Its products are used in various sectors, from hospitality to healthcare, where P-Wave works in partnership with NHS England supporting its vital ‘Blood in your pee?’ cancer awareness campaign via its products.

The brand’s range will complement and strengthen Robert Scott’s existing washroom portfolio, reinforcing the company’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge washroom solutions to its customers.

Alastair Scott, sales director at Robert Scott, said: "We’re always looking to add innovative brands that can help us enhance our position in the market and offering to our customers. P-Wave is a brand we have long admired and fits that bill perfectly.

“It has built a strong reputation for innovation and quality in the washroom sector, and we see great potential to grow its market share and commercial success even further. Our aim is to integrate the high-performance product range with our established distribution channels, to extend the reach of the brand to new audiences and deliver even more value to our customers."

The purchase of the brand additionally aligns with Robert Scott’s goal to become carbon neutral by 2045. All P-Wave products contain up to 15% recycled materials and many also incorporate the ground-breaking EcoPure additive, which significantly accelerates biodegradation in the event they end up in landfill.

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The new 80 litre capacity Procycle Recycling Bin, featuring lid and back panel, is a versatile, cost-effective, and customisable system designed to support businesses in complying with evolving waste management requirements – including new and upcoming legislation across Wales and England. 

Recent legislation in Wales mandates all businesses, charities, and public sector organisations to sort their waste for recycling so it is kept separate throughout processing. Similarly, in England the Government has recently announced comprehensive reforms to boost recycling rates and protect the environment. These include a standardised approach to recycling across the country, requiring most businesses to implement new recycling practices by March 2025.

The Procycle Recycling Bin 80L enables easy adaptation to various recycling requirements by making it simpler for organisations to manage and separate their waste effectively and sustainably. 

The modular system includes connectors so users can build bespoke multi-recycling stations tailored to their specific needs, with colour coded back panels for seven different waste streams. These waste streams include glass bottles and jars; food tins and drinks cans; mixed card; food waste; plastic packaging; general waste; and mixed recycling. 

Alastair Scott, sales director at Robert Scott, commented: "We’re committed to developing innovative solutions that meet our customers' needs and contribute to a sustainable future. The Procycle Recycling Bin has been developed based on our strong understanding of market demand and requirements, alongside our dedication to improving waste management practices across various sectors.”

“With the recent legislation in Wales and upcoming changes across England, the new system provides an effective solution for businesses to stay ahead of regulations and enhance their recycling efforts."

Other innovative and user-friendly features of the system include apertures at the front of the bin to attach waste bags. A hinged lid also allows for the disposal of larger items and offers an open bin option for added convenience. The bin is crafted from durable polypropylene, ensuring it is easy to clean while maintaining its functionality and appearance.

The Procycle Recycling Bin 80L is available now. For more information or to arrange a demo, please call 01457 819400, email [email protected] or visit robert-scott.co.uk. 

The bio-cleaning system marks a significant leap forward in sustainable commercial cleaning, offering a robust solution for operators of medium to large facilities aiming to reduce their chemical use and environmental footprint. Toucan Eco Auto is an automated disinfectant generator, capable of producing 20 litres of multipurpose disinfectant cleaner in just 30 minutes using just salt and water. 
 
Designed for direct dispensing into containers for comprehensive surface cleaning, the fully automatic system simplifies operations by requiring only the periodic refilling of salt as indicated by its LED display. 
 
This innovation not only enhances the efficiency of cleaning regimes while saving money, but also helps companies to reduce their carbon footprint by eliminating the need for up to 80% of conventional cleaning chemicals, as well as their associated single-use plastic bottles, packaging, and manufacturing and transportation emissions.

An independent carbon footprint audit has indicated that producing one litre of ready-to-use solution with Toucan Eco Auto generates the equivalent of just 3.07g CO2. To put this into context, this means that five litres of activated solution can be created with the system for the same carbon emissions as one boiled kettle. 
 
Steve Courtney, product lead for Toucan Eco at Robert Scott, said: "The Toucan Eco range is at the forefront of sustainable commercial cleaning innovation. With the introduction of Toucan Eco Auto, we're catering to the demands of busier environments where quick, effective, and environmentally conscious cleaning solutions are paramount. This addition to the range highlights our commitment to providing versatile and sustainable cleaning solutions across various sectors."
 
The British-made system uses a specialised electrolysis cell to activate a mixture of salt and water with a small electrical current, producing a powerful combination of hypochlorous acid (an effective disinfectant) and sodium hypochlorite (a cleaning agent). The result is a potent yet naturally occurring disinfectant cleaner that is non-toxic, hypoallergenic, environmentally friendly, and effective against a broad spectrum of germs with an efficacy rate of up to 99.999%.
 
Certified to EN 14476, EN 16777, EN 1276, and EN 13697 standards, and registered as a UK biocide, the cleaning solution boasts a pH level of approximately 7.8 to 8.5, making it gentle yet effective without the need for protective clothing or PPE.
 
Despite its substantial output capacity, the Toucan Eco Auto boasts a compact design, making it an ideal addition to various commercial settings. Measuring 48x25x65 cm and weighing 25kg, it offers an unobtrusive, powerful, and sustainable cleaning solution.

For more information visit https://www.robert-scott.co.uk

The latest addition to the company’s innovative Toucan Eco range, Centrego Renew has been developed in response to customer demand for enhanced choice and versatility in its sustainable cleaning solutions. 

Compared to the one litre capacity of the existing Toucan Eco Worktop, Centrego Renew enables users to create double the amount of disinfectant cleaner, helping increase efficiency and reduce downtime of cleaning regimes. The UK-designed product is also significantly sturdier and more durable, making it the perfect solution for busy small to medium spaces. 

The hypoallergenic disinfectant produced by Centrego Renew replaces the need for up to 80% of cleaning chemicals, as well as the single use plastic bottles they come in. Centrego Renew makes fast-acting cleaning fluid in just four minutes, or eight minutes for double strength solution. Any surplus solution reverts to its original state which can be safely disposed of down the sink. 

Steve Courtney, product lead for Toucan Eco at Robert Scott, commented: "The Toucan Eco range represents a truly revolutionary step in sustainable commercial cleaning. It’s proven hugely popular with customers and it’s always been important for us to continue working with the industry to understand their needs and keep updating the range to meet that demand.

“Centrego Renew is the result of this ongoing dialogue. It’s much more versatile than its predecessor and makes the Toucan Eco range an even more compelling proposition for businesses looking to make more sustainable choices. Indeed, by swapping harsh chemical cleaners for Centrego Renew, businesses can significantly improve their carbon footprint without compromising on results.”

The Centrego Renew has already been trialled by a number of existing customers, including The Restaurant Group (TRG), one of the UK’s largest hospitality groups. TRG has used the Toucan Eco system since 2021 and saved 2.7 tonnes of plastic packaging and 35,000 tonnes of chemical distribution in its first year of use alone. It recently phased Centrego Renew in across its sites.

The cleaning solution produced by Centrego Renew is 99.99% water, hypochlorous acid and sodium hypochlorite and is certified to EN 14476, EN 16777, EN 1276 and EN 13697 standards. It is also registered as a UK biocide. The pH of the solution is around a 7.8 to 8.5 so it’s not aggressive like bleach and, as it’s safe, you don’t need protective clothing or PPE. It’s simple to make onsite using the device and takes a matter of minutes for the electrolysis process to convert the salt water to a powerful but safe disinfectant cleaner.

For more information or to arrange a demo, please call 01457 819400, email [email protected] or visit robert-scott.co.uk. 

It’s critical from a reputational and customer care point of view that washrooms are checked, cleaned and disinfected regularly during business hours to maintain cleanliness and hygiene requirements. This will generally require thorough cleaning once per day, plus regular spot checks throughout the day to ensure surfaces are clean and clear and that the room looks and smells fresh. 

Maintaining a clean space 

Because of their regular usage, washroom facilities will naturally require significant cleaning – both regular daily cleans and less frequent deep cleans to tackle everything from grout to ventilation grilles. 

Maintaining a clean space is important for controlling the spread of germs and bacteria, so an effective washroom hygiene regime should include dedicated equipment and products for cleaning each part of the room, from top to bottom, as well as those hard-to-reach areas around washroom facilities. 

Ensuring fresh, clean air

Ensuring a supply of clean, fresh air helps maintain hygienic washrooms. Air fresheners will only mask odours and give an impression of freshness, but new developments in air care allow for the decontamination of air in the room. 

The BSG AirCare range offers a chemical-free way to improve air quality, remove odours and germs, and also disinfect air and surfaces. These units effectively remove germs and odours using chemical-free, UVC light technology. They simultaneously produce purifying ozone-based photoplasma disinfection, to improve overall air quality and reduce organic matter – both on surfaces and in the air.

The range was designed for washrooms and hard to reach areas but can be used in any space that requires decontamination and will cover spaces of any size. 

Supporting an ESG agenda

For many cleaning businesses, ESG (environmental, social and governance) demands are shaping their product sourcing and implementation decisions. A huge number of UK cleaning businesses say that ESG is important – four in five businesses surveyed by Robert Scott said that sustainability was important to their business, with 34% saying it was the biggest cleaning trend of the year. 

With 78% of cleaning businesses ranking sustainability as being much more important to their customers in 2023, compared with just 51% who said the same in 2022, the growing importance of this trend if clear to see. 

Choosing eco-friendly cleaning solutions is a natural way to support ESG ambitions within a business, and the BSG AirCare range is a clear fit. Significantly more sustainable than traditional cleaning methods, this natural solution has been shown to deliver a 70% reduction of micro-organisms in the air and can destroy viruses including influenza, E. coli, Listeria and Salmonella, as well as bacteria, mould, and other micro-contaminants.

It’s important to select the right sized units to suit the size of the washroom. Ranging from 10-20m3 up to rooms sizes of 30- 50m3, choosing the right solution is key to ensuring optimum cleaning and purification.

Post pandemic, public expectations for washrooms to be safe and hygienic have understandably increased. Meanwhile, the effort to improve sustainability in all areas of our lives and specifically, in business, has been placed under a spotlight.

Encouragingly, as the future of washrooms looks to become smarter and more high-tech, the opportunity for businesses to improve the effectiveness of cleaning and reduce the spread of germs, all while gaining green credentials, becomes a much greater possibility.

If you’re interested in finding out more about Robert Scott’s range of sustainable products contact our Clean Team on 01457 819400, or email [email protected]