Our Spring Cleaning series offers practical advice on how to solve some common cleaning problems. The tasks (and products) we suggest can be done at any time of the year but they are always a good idea during Spring Cleaning.
Fabrics should be washed regularly to prevent the spread of Coronavirus
In the 50 page roadmap recently published by the Government outlining the plan to Covid-19 recovery, it is highlighted that ...
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Remove Graffiti
Graffiti is unsightly at any time of the year. But it's a good idea to include it on the spring ...
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High-Level Spring Cleaning
Cleaning high-up and inaccessible surfaces is a classic spring cleaning task. It pays to keep these areas clean because they ...
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Ovens Cleaning for Busy Businesses
In many smaller and independent hotels and restaurants, the kitchen will be the centre of activities. And in that kitchen, ...
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Removing Linen Spots and Stains
Removing stubborn spots and stains from linen is a typical spring cleaning task. It gets fabrics back into tip-top condition ...
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Clearing Blocked Drains
Blocked drains and pipes are an inconvenience. Clear them as soon as possible to allow the proper function of sinks ...
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Fast and Simple Kitchen Disinfection
Regular cleaning is the bedrock for any business that serves and prepares food. It keeps key areas clean and hygienic ...
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Spring Cleaning Carpets
Spring is a good time to give carpets a deep clean. They are likely to have suffered heavy soiling over ...
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Shiny Windows and Mirrors
Few things impress guests and customers more than bright and shiny glass, metal and hard surfaces. That special sparkle shows ...
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Oven Spring Cleaning
Ovens work hard in commercial kitchens. They are used throughout the day and are central to the kitchen's success. But ...
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Pleasant Smells – The Difference
There is no doubt that we tend to associate pleasant smells with good things. But the reverse is also true ...
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