International Institute of Care to Buildings

We hope you found the July issue of Tomorrow’s Cleaning an interesting read. If you did not have time to read the issue, why not have a look now?

We hope you found the August issue of Tomorrow’s Cleaning an interesting read. If you did not have time to read the issue, why not have a look now?

We hope you enjoyed your issue of Tomorrow's Sustainable Cleaning. 

Tomorrow’s Sustainable Cleaning is our devoted supplement that aims to keep you in the know when it comes to the latest products, solutions, and opinion in the green cleaning world.

We hope you found the September issue of Tomorrow’s Cleaning an interesting read. If you did not have time to read the issue, why not have a look now?

This month, we’ve been thinking a lot about the state of our hospitals in the UK. Cleanliness should always be a priority, so we have looked at a number of pieces relating to Healthcare & Hospital Hygiene, which I hope you will all find to be interesting reads. 

The ISSA's Cleaning Industry Management Standard, or CIMS, is the first consensus-based framework of its kind and is designed to help in-house and contracted building service providers develop quality, customer-centered organizations.

The compact SHERPA 100 can be used for heavy duty tasks previously carried out by hand; transporting materials, scraping, spreading or digging. What used to be done manually, can now be done without getting tired or straining your back with the SHERPA 100. The SHERPA 100 can easily be transported on a trailer, so there is no need for special transport.

Ideal for quickly & efficiently clearing pavements, walkways & car parks of loose snow.

Green Fox Eco-Friendly Cleaning Cart-Designed to be Pride of Street Cleaners.
 

This project is a redesign of a manual street sweeping system, encompassing a trolley, broom and bin, to be used by street sweeping staff in Barcelona city. The trolley itself performs two functions: On one hand, it serves to transport the sweeping tools and, on the other one, it serves to collect and transport rubbish. Eco-design methodology was employed for this redesign, including the quantification of environmental impact.