Clean India Show Opens New Markets for Cleaning Businesses
The cleaning industry’s most dynamic and vibrant business platform, the 20th edition of the Clean India Show, concluded on a high note in November 2024. Buzzing with energy and opportunity,…
The cleaning industry’s most dynamic and vibrant business platform, the 20th edition of the Clean India Show, concluded on a high note in November 2024. Buzzing with energy and opportunity,…
Apart from wood and stone, metals are the most ubiquitous building materials we have in use today. They are the most flexible materials to work with for daily use but…
[box type=”shadow” ]The production, storage and transport of food are subject to strict guidelines and standards. Among other things, companies need reliable cleaning concepts in order to be able to…
[box type=”shadow” ]In housekeeping, things turn challenging when it is not in keeping with the set standards. Bharati Ulpe, Corporate Housekeeper, Kohinoor Group, shares cleaning standards and addressing challenges at…
[box type=”shadow” ]The growing market for car detailing is flourishing with more and more luxury cars entering India. South Indian hub of automobile companies along with it’s multiple showrooms across…
Internationally, countries have laid down stringent safety laws, regulations and standards pertaining to façade maintenance and window cleaning. But, in India there are no laws or rules specifically laid down…
Cleaning equipment manufacturer Tennant has recently won the Award for Business Innovation of the Year 2009 in Rome for its ec-H2O technology. The cleaning equipment converts tap water into a…
Acids to chemicals to bio-products – all cleaning agents are intended to clean, disinfect and sanitise. But lack of proper knowledge of the ingredients in each agent & their properties and also the amount to be used for different applications can very often prevent the cleaning processes from achieving optimum results. Mohana elaborates on the need for appropriate and efficient use of cleaning products.
Although chlorine is the cheapest disinfectant and still being used in most countries, free chlorine, if not removed or controlled, can lead to serious health hazards