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Keeping Your Business Safe and Operational in Uncertain Times

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  As we've now entered a New Year, it's time for a new approach and to refocus all our energies on making our businesses work.  The pressure is currently on every business to cope with the stresses and strains of the coronavirus pandemic. Ever-changing tier structures and new lockdown procedures are constantly putting varying industries in a state of flux, and the constant disruption, change, and uncertainty makes it difficult for decisions makers to make reliable plans for investment. Here at Morclean, we're remaining positive despite the new strict national lockdown announcement last night. We're here to help businesses large, medium, and small - that are still able to operate - to tackle their ongoing hygiene issues by investing in the right cleaning equipment. These businesses include, but are not limited to: essential retail such as food shops, supermarkets, pharmacies, garden centres, building merchants businesses providing repair services petrol stations...

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...