In recent years, there has been a growing focus on innovation in commercial cleaning to improve efficiency, safety, and sustainability. Some examples of innovations in this field include:
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Automation: The use of robotic cleaning systems, automated scheduling and tracking, and self-dispensing cleaning solutions. From window cleaning, carpet cleaning and vacuuming, floor sweeping, scrubbing and mopping, there are finally robots merging in the market that are affordable and able to deliver the quality that has been lacking in previous years.
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Green Cleaning: The use of environmentally friendly cleaning products and techniques, such as microfiber mops, HEPA filtration vacuums, and water-saving technologies. More and more products are entering the market as attention is turned to reducing our carbon footprint.
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Health and Safety: The implementation of technologies and procedures to improve indoor hygiene quality, such as electrostatic spraying and ultraviolet light disinfection. Staff training, mental health wellbeing, real-time reporting and improvement in communication systems helping to confirm compliance to H&S legislation.
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Data-Driven Cleaning: The use of sensors and data analytics to optimize cleaning schedules and improve overall cleaning performance. From footfall and washroom dispenser/dustbin sensors to real time tracking ensuring that you are getting value for money and eliminate any waste with target cleaning when it is actually needed.
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Smart Cleaning: The integration of smart technology and the Internet of Things (IoT) to streamline cleaning processes, track and monitor cleaning equipment, and provide real-time feedback to cleaning teams. Software is constantly being updated and remotely uploaded to cleaning equipment in able to improve service delivery on site.
If you want to know more about the innovations and what would be suitable for your premises to drive money saving cleaning processes then please contact us.