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18 January 2019
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Water jetting is a vital mainstay of the cleaning industry. David Kennedy, director of the Water Jetting Association, says the power of water must always be respected.
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27 June 2018
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Dirt and dust is commonplace when working in warehouses and distribution facilities, and if you don’t manage it effectively, it can cause serious issues. Here, Renby look at how you can manage your air quality, to ensure the health of your staff isn’t jeopardised
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27 June 2018
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Trevor Thomas, project co-ordinator and Mike Howey, site manager, at industrial services specialist Leadec, look at the skill involved in keeping automotive paint shops ultra-clean
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27 June 2018
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Simon Justice, manufacturing marketing manager at Kimberly-Clark Professional, explains how selecting the correct wiping solution in manufacturing environments can affect key performance indicators (KPI’s), improve productivity, increase operational efficiencies and reduce waste
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01 March 2018
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Most cleaning companies have a pressure washer in their fleet but many operatives are simply not trained how to use it effectively. In the wrong hands it can cause substantial damage and personal injury. With these units becoming ever more popular Nilfisk’s sales director John Brill provides guidance on how to get the best out of an extremely effective cleaning tool
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07 September 2017
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Steve Dennis, managing director of Clean Sweep UK, explains why, whether it is a scrubber dryer or pressure washer, there are real gains to be made by hiring cleaning equipment
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26 May 2017
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With summer the ideal time to clean building exteriors, Sharmin Akter, managing director of Total Solutions, offers advice on carrying out this type of work
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23 May 2017
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Wipes are used in almost every type of industry for a diverse array of cleaning tasks. Mike Jones, vice president at MicroCare Corp, explores the different types of wipes on the market
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19 April 2017
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Richard Geddes, customer accounts manager at Worldwide Cleaning Support, explains how the company created a bespoke pressure washer solution to meet the challenging briefs of two different customers
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02 June 2017
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Recent independent cleaning tests conducted by the Wfk – Cleaning Technology Institute in Dusseldorf, Germany compared pressure washer cleaning efficiencies across four different applications. The tests were conducted at three temperature levels, cold, 60°C and 90°C. Matthew Rogers, product manager for Nilfisk UKI, examines the results. Does hot water win over cold every time in pressure washer applications and how hot is hot?
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22 May 2017
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Tom Harrison, sales director at Harrison Hire and Sales, explains the benefits that steam offers over conventional cleaning methods
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19 October 2016
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Dust control is no longer a problem that can just be swept under the rug. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is now proactively assessing food manufacturers for dust control and issuing penalties for breaching standards. However, it’s not just the threat of being penalised that means it’s vital for the industry to take dust control more seriously. Dustcheck explains how improper dust control can have other more serious consequences
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31 May 2016
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Dry ice cleaning – also known as dry ice blasting – was developed in the 1980s as a non-erosive, water and abrasive media free way of cleaning heavy-duty production plant equipment. Stuart Wilders, market sector manager - advanced manufacturing, at BOC looks at how the process is evolving
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02 March 2016
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Kärcher explains how – from the one you throw in the back of a van, to all day, every day devices capable of deep cleaning, stripping and demolition – today’s high pressure solutions really do provide total network coverage
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08 January 2016
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The importance of steam cleaning in the healthcare sector is well known, but it is becoming increasingly valued in other areas too, from food retailing to facilities management. Paul Lewis, managing director of Reintec, explains why
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25 November 2015
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Sylvie Giangolini from Hako explains why failing to keep warehouses and industrial premises clean and clear of debris can result in very real costs for businesses
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17 June 2015
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Industrial strength wipes need to be powerful enough to clean filth, but it is crucial they look after your hands too, explains Nigel Dibbo, managing director of Big Wipes
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22 July 2015
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For decades, bleach has been king when it came to the cleaning fluid of choice for industrial cleaning. But since the arrival of a relatively new product on the scene, peracetic acid (PAA), are the days numbered for traditional bleach solutions?, asks Daniel Marr, group marketing manager at Airedale Chemical
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10 April 2015
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Mystery shopping is a common practice in the rail sector. When it comes to cleanliness, standards are high and with 1.59 billion passenger journeys made in Great Britain in 2013-2014, it’s not uncommon for train operating companies (TOCs) to get lower mystery shopper scores than expected. To help train presentation managers, James Lomas, rail sales manager of Arrow Solutions, has put together a checklist to ensure trains are spotless all year round
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23 March 2015
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There is no substitute for adequate planning when it comes to tackling a major industrial clean-up operation or clearing up after a disaster occurrence. Neil Sutherland at DuPont discusses how companies can best prepare themselves
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