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Staffcheck app locates cleaners
12th of June 2017Staffcheck has added a function to its mobile application that checks whether cleaning staff are where they say they are.
Managers can now track their staff through geofencing. This means they can pinpoint exactly where staff have logged in rather than merely in the vicinity.
The new function also enables managers to better protect their staff.
Truvox compact tub vacuum VTVe
12th of June 2017
New from Truvox International is the compact tub vacuum VTVe, said to be light and highly manoeuvrable with a weight of six kg. It uses standard 32 mm vacuum consumables and offers an A energy rating.
High filtration – using a four-stage HEPA 13 filter – ensures particles of 0.3 microns and larger are trapped. Capacity is 11.5
Unger pure water cleaning
12th of June 2017
Unger has expanded its pure water cleaning range with the new HydroPower RO, which boasts powerful performance capacity and an electronic assistance system.
Capacity is up to 400 litres per hour and the device can be used by up to three people at the same time. Unger says this unit is also particularly user-friendly.
The HydroPower RO is
Signature Aroma's Claro kills germs
9th of June 2017New from Signature Aromas is Claro, an air-purifying unit that is said to destroy harmful bacteria and viruses within seconds.
The rocket-shaped unit can be placed on a floor or table where it will constantly detect for VOCs, gases or particles in the atmosphere. Available in a white or black housing, Claro displays a green light when the air is
Manage holidays with Templa software
9th of June 2017Roster Manager is a new feature that sits over the real-time time sheets of TemplaCMS Pay software and links dynamically through to them in order to enable operations managers to manage staff holiday and cover.
The system boasts touch-of-a-button visibility, in the form of a colour-coded time line, of currently planned holidays or other absence.
What do we want from a floor pad?
9th of June 2017
What do customers look for in a floor pad? Is sustainability a major issue or are factors such as durability, versatility and ease of use more important? Or do they simply want a low-cost pad that can do the job for which it is intended? Ann Laffeaty finds out about the average customer’s must-haves.
A successful floor pad needs to have a
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