It's not long to go now until the 2017 Cleaning Show at The ExCel in London. We'll be showing off our professional wheelie bin wash machine and answering any questions you may have about the range. We'll be on Stand A07 welcoming visitors to view the Custom Plus bin wash model in person and see upfront it's impressive capability. Our Sales Director, Rob Green, is anticipating the show:  "We love doing shows and look forward to demonstrating the Custom Plus bin wash machine. We've always had great success at exhibitions and we have no doubt The Cleaning Show this year will be fruitful with enquiries"   "Myself, Peter and Keith will be there to answer any questions you may have. We 'll also be discussing the new range of machines we have in the pipelines- some exciting developments you can't miss!"  Morclean will on Stand A07 for the duration of the show. Keep up to date with how we get on via our blog and www.morclean.com....

2016 has been a monster of a year here at Morclean with new changes happening left, right and centre.  We’ve seen many developments both to the internal team and the vast product range we offer and have even picked up a few awards on the way. We’ve met new faces at shows around the continent, and also have made sure we’ve stayed grounded and done our part for local businesses and lent a hand at community events. Here at Morclean we enjoy attending shows tailored to our industry and meeting like-minded business folk and discussing ideas. This year has been no different and we have attended the Cleaning Show in Manchester and the ISSA Interclean in Amsterdam, in which we had a great success demonstrating our Bin Wash machine and strumming up leads. A few of our personal highlights are below. Selling two Bin wash machines before the Cleaning Show’s official opening time Our Green Apple award-winning Bin wash machine made quite a stir at the Manchester Cleaning Show in ...

Most bin wash machines on the market today (previously including Morclean models) have 3 basic stages of filtration which are based on a micron level of fine mesh using industry standard gauze type filters. The water is filtered sufficiently to be perfectly good enough to be re-used throughout the day, but the water isn’t particularly clean given that the operators are washing out contaminated waste bins. If a finer micron filter is used they tend to ‘blind’ (which basically means block) and so filters with large enough holes tend to be used so that water can be re-used all day without blocking. However Morclean have recognised bacteria will build up in the system and the overspray of atomised water from the jet washing activity will contain airborne bacteria. It can be assumed the bacteria would build up and increase and grow during the day. The new Morclean system- How it works Morclean have been developing a new system where we use additional f...