These days we’re highly aware of the importance of hygiene in hospitals and healthcare facilities throughout the world, and this has never been more apparent since the current outbreak of the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19). Bagnalls (2019) recently declared that “Hospitals and other healthcare centres contain those who are most vulnerable to disease as well as high concentrations of patients with infectious conditions. Therefore, it is essential that no corners are cut when it comes to hygiene - if procedures are not carried out properly, it could have catastrophic effects on patients in vulnerable states.” Clinical waste has to be split into four categories - infectious, sharp, anatomical and redundant medical waste - all of which have the potential to carry infectious microorganisms and transfer diseases, meaning that the safe disposal of medical waste is fundamental. Morclean’s new Binwash AUTO has been developed to ensure that clinical waste bins are sanitised thoroughly and...