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Bear Cleaning Services Using Morclean BinWash!

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Congratulations Ted and Kate Hunter and their team at Bear Cleaning Ltd, on becoming the latest, approved members of the National Association of Wheelie Bin Washers (NAWBW) by meeting all of the criteria to join. Bear Cleaning Ltd, is a family run business in  Kenilworth, Warwickshire,  established in 2015 by Ted Hunter, who uses our award winning and NAWBW accredited, Morclean Bin Wash. Ted was joined by his wife Kate in September 2017, to enable Bear Cleaning Ltd to extend their service offering. To contact the Bear Cleaning team call 01926 853492 go to  www.bearcleaningservices.co.uk  or email  admin@bearcleaningservices.co.uk What is the  NAWBW ? The National Association of Wheelie Bin Washers represents those wheelie bin washing companies that are able to satisfy the associations entry criteria, which requires them to comply with all existing legislation and guidelines for the washing of bins using high pressure water pumps. The associa...

New and approved member of NAWBW using Morclean BinWash

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The latest, approved member of the National Association of Wheelie Bin Washers (NAWBW) is Dr Wheelie Bin Ltd, based in Surrey, who use our award winning and NAWBW accredited, Morclean Bin Wash and have successfully met all of the criteria to gain accreditation to join the association.  What is the NAWBW ? The National Association of Wheelie Bin Washers represents those wheelie bin washing companies that are able to satisfy the associations entry criteria, which requires them to comply with all existing legislation and guidelines for the washing of bins using high pressure water pumps. The association aims to provide a forum to monitor and influence UK and EU Legislation with regard to the washing of wheelie bins whilst policing the industry on behalf of its members to try and improve standards within the association’s membership. It also aims to influence both Councils and Government with regard to the policing of those companies that do not respect present legislation...

Who's going to have cleanest bins in the North East....

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We have sold one of our award winning BinWash machines to a shopping centre in the North East of England. We are confident that this machine will meet their needs and will keep their bins clean and fresh.  BinWash City Morclean Bin Wash machines are quality-finished entrepreneurial products. Sturdy and engineered to be fully self-contained, the purpose-built wheelie bin cleaning machines make the perfect start-up business or an addition to your current fleet. Our award-winning  Bin Wash City  model has seen success around the world; the combination of effective high pressure cleaning and a reduction in costs, fuel usage and CO2 emissions has been an innovative step forward for this industry – providing operators and the community with a smarter, greener, cleaner solution to a dirty problem. This is the only machine on the market that we know of that has these 5 stages with the bacterial inhibiting device 1: The catchment tray takes out larger ...

PRESS RELEASE... Going for Gold and Winning with Silver

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Article Composed by Clare Gaffoor - Morclean Marketing Assistant Significant new and innovative development of a unique filtration system for the range of Morclean bin wash machines From 1st July  2016  all mainstream  Morclean bin wash models, including the best-selling bin wash ‘Custom Plus’  (as seen at the new Manchester Cleaning Show) will now have  5 stages of filtration. 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 on the bins 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...