When mechanised cleaning was initially introduced, the main reason for purchasing an equipment was to save on personnel costs. Today, machine users pay attention to the quality of cleaning results, the efficiency of the technology used and, to an increased extent, to the aspects of environmental protection and ergonomics.
What best way to clean with just water when you know it is harmless, causes no reactions or needs no dilution… Ignatius Ng, Area Manager – South/South Asia, speaks to Clean India Journal
UK-based steam solutions provider Proventec Plc has plans to enter the Indian market with its patented ‘OspreyDeepclean’ technology. The technology uses steam at a temperature of 130°C for cleaning. The…
Unlike steel, the cement industry demands round-the-clock housekeeping with fine dust floating constantly in the air or forming a thin carpet on the floor. This calls for specialised equipment with special features to ensure that air pollution levels are maintained well within the prescribed limits. At many cement factories, cleaning up of this residue is still being done with brooms, shovels and wheel barrows. Mohana discusses with Industry players the existing and prospective mechanised solutions for the cement industry…
Understanding the science of cleaning requires a heavy emphasis on the means by which workers achieve healthy indoor environments
A colourful carpet definitely enhances the ambience, but cleaning the same is undeniably a tedious job. Research has shown that properly maintained carpet enhances the indoor air quality. Carpet cleaning…