Ways to make cleaner, happier, healthier and more hygienic places.
The pH level of the cleaning chemicals you use and what they mean can be a little bit confusing at times. In this article, we're going to help you understand them better and explain how pH impacts the power and usability of cleaning chemicals.
Working out the dilution rate for cleaning chemical concentrates can be difficult at times. It’s important to get right so let’s talk about a quick and easy way to calculate quickly how much you need for any dilution rate.
Do you want to be eating at a restaurant table that was wiped with the same cloth as the toilet seat? Yuck! This really happens. Colour coding your cleaning tools, equipment and chemicals can create a cleaner and safer environment.
What's lurking in your spa bath? We aren't keeping our lips sealed about this. We tell you everything you need to know about cleaning your spa bath and keeping it hygienically fresh for everyone!
Toilet paper origami is a quick and easy way to make a great impression for guests to your bathroom, be it in a hotel suite or simply friends who've popped around for an afternoon barbecue. Here's a simple way to ensure your loo is looking great!
Cleaning teams have been using bleach to soak standard mop heads for donkey's years! But is it the best way to get the job done? Definitely not.
There are so many different kinds of microfibre cloths, and some are better for specific cleaning jobs than others. To help you get the job done right the first time, have a read of our following guide explaining why microfibre works so well, how to distinguish different kinds of microfibre and what they’re best used for.
