An industrial floor sweeper!? We hear you cry. Why buy one of those when a broom is so cheap? Well, we're here to tell you why... The upfront cost of owning an industrial sweeper may seem significant compared to the cost of a broom, but these costs are quickly outweighed by the benefits of owning a sweeping machine in the long run, especially for heavy applications. Large areas that need to be kept dust-free at all times will require much more TLC than a broom or a mop can provide. In fact, numerous sources claim that labour costs represent about 90 percent of the total outlay to maintain floors if you're not using an industrial cleaning machine. The man-hours that it takes to sweep an industrial-sized area [bearing in mind that the average person can cover approximately 250 square meters per hour] makes broom cleaning an expensive daily exercise. Not only that, various sources claim that 40% of the dust becomes airborne and then settles back down on the area you’ve alr...

Whilst most people know what steam cleaning is and how it works, many people don’t understand the difference between Steam Cleaning and Vapour Steam cleaning. Vapour Steam Cleaners   are the modern-day evolution of the standard Steam Cleaner, producing quick-drying, low-water consumption steam.  Extensively used within hospitals, restaurants, care homes, etc., the vapour steam process is effective enough to disinfect and sterilize surfaces without the need for harsh chemicals. Steam is produced in a boiler, heating water to temperatures over 115C to produce low pressure, low moisture vapour. This, along with the machine’s high temperature, allows the steam to penetrate deep into surfaces and sanitise a much greater area than traditional cleaning methods using the minutest amount of water.  This eco-friendly process also allows you to clean with more detail, removing dirt from the tightest, toughest to clean nooks and crannies as it pushes the grime away, whilst deeply ...