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...

ISSA Interclean 2016 10 halls... 28,000 visitors... 45 different countries... over 800 manufacturers... No wonder Interclean is the largest and most attended cleaning event worldwide. Putting the stats and figures aside, it's easy to see why Interclean is the industry's leading cleaning event, and why so many people flock to the halls to see what's new.  As well as discovering the latest industry trends and innovations, Interclean offers the opportunity to see how the market is evolving, an insight to global developments and an excellent opportunity for networking. There is something to learn every year, new technologies to absorb and with all suppliers in one place, it's an excellent opportunity to find and compare all cleaning solutions and alternatives.  Morclean have been in attendance for the past two Amsterdam based events, and yes, we're attending the next one in 2018 too. With old and new faces, ne...