Welcome to Morclean’s monthly newsletter. We aim to bring you the very latest news from Morclean, and keep you up to date on new products and developments. Please contact us for any information on anything mentioned in the newsletter or general enquiries on 0800 1300 402 or email at info@morclean.com. Hey, why not follow us on Twitter: @Morclean The WashKube by Morclean The All New WashKube has been developed by Morclean to satisfy the ever growing demand of a all-in-one, compact water capture and recycle system. Fiercely independent, it is a revolutionary new concept to water reclaim. Unlike most water reclaim units, the WashKube requires next to no installation, and is ready to go in a flash, compared to the digging of ground and other extreme installation practises. It simply connects to a 240V standard socket, and away you go! For high quality results, usually, a fixed system has to be installed, which cannot be moved around, and is often a lengthy (and pricey) p...

It is with great regret that the Music in the Park event scheduled for this Saturday (1 September) has had to be postponed. In a joint statement, organiser Irfan Shabir and Derbyshire Dales District Council, which owns and maintains the venue, Hall Leys Park , said:  "This summer's weather has unfortunately claimed yet another victim. Despite the prospect of a dry weekend, more rain this week has left all parties with no option but to jointly call off Music in the Park as there was no guarantee that setting up the event's infrastructure - involving large vehicles and heavy staging - would not cause significant damage to the Green Flag award-winning Hall Leys, which attracts thousands of visitors every week. As much hard work and effort has gone into the organisation of this event, it is hoped it can be rescheduled."

Grab your coat, we're going for a walk down memory lane... This little tinker was part of the workings of a Skid Mounted Hot Pressure washer - our trusty engineer Dave actually was working on it 15 years ago! Morclean engineers are extremely experienced and have invaluable experience.  Beauty shot of a pressure wash! This was actually a strange job from about 16 or so years ago, when Morclean did contract work. A company changed their logo colour from bright orange to white, and Morclean were tasked with jetting clean all the production tanks ready to be repainted! All the staff had a nice orange tinge after the job was finished.  Spot the old style van! This was "down on the farm"  in the early days of pressure washers. This was the norm for engineers and technicians to work from a big outdoor space like this or from outbuildings, as many dealers wouldn't have a dedicated workshop as we do now.  I'm all nostalgia-d out! More ne...

A bit of good ol' fun now, in the shape of Wheelie Bin Racing. Yes, that's a thing. We're thinking Morclean should host it's own Wheelie Bin Race Championships!  These ones are pretty nifty! I would like a go, please.  And sometimes, they just need to get around on their own. (If you are gong to race a wheelie bin, we would always recommend ensuring it is nice and fresh! ) Let us know of any Wheelie bin racing you have been been up to, or spotted whilst out and about! jessica@morclean.com or tweet @Morclean

Water Reclaim has a new name.  The revolutionary new WashKube is now available at Morclean . The WashKube has been developed to satisfy the ever growing demand of a all-in-one, compact water capture and recycle system.  Unlike most water reclaim units, the WashKube requires next to no installation, and is ready to go in a flash, compared to the digging of ground and other extreme installation practises. It simply connects to a 240V standard socket, and away you go! The WashKube is different to other water recycle units as they usually depend on a complicated method of recycling and filtration. For high quality results, a fixed system has to be installed, which cannot be moved around, and is often a lengthy (and pricey) process. Also, a recycle unit often takes up to much space so isn't always opted for on account of extra effort and costs, despite obviously being the more sustainable and eco friendly option.   The Wash...

How many boxes can you fit in a Morclean Van? Today the answer is 26! Just on there way to their customer in Blackburn, these Morclean H-Type ATEX vacs are tightly packed into the big Morclean Van. I do not envy the guys downstairs who had to 'tetris' these heavy boxes in! Travel Safely. 

Wednesday is here, that can only mean one thing... This fetching van was actually the companies own, outside of Dowding Mills, who have been long standing customers for many years, at least 15. Loyalty is awesome.  This is a (rather artistic) shot of an early bowser, cold water engine driven. This must be one of the first we built about 20 years ago, times have changed a lot when you consider all the different types we offer now.  See you next week, folks.