Cleaning Trends in 2023 and Beyond. As we reach mid-year, we reflect on the dynamic world of cleaning and hygiene, assessing its impact on our evolving industry.At the start of the year, we released our 2023 Trend Report, offering insights into the challenges and opportunities ahead for the cleaning sector. Focused on ensuring safety,...
Credit: Open Access GovernmentA study indicates a potential connection between elevated levels of certain endocrine-disrupting chemicals and cancers of the breast, ovary, skin, and uterus. Individuals who developed these cancers were found to have significantly higher chemical levels in their bodies. While this doesn't conclusively establish that exposure to chemicals like PFAS and...
Credtit: unplashA recent article in the Journal of Marketing, co-authored by researchers from the University of St. Gallen and Columbia Business School, explores how people's perception of the significance of manual work can serve as a predictor for the acceptance and utilization of autonomous products.Exploring the Delegation of Manual Tasks to Autonomous ProductsThe forthcoming...
Credit: Unsplash.Every type of home, whether it's big or small, an apartment or a vacation home, gets messy. Clean the Kitchen doesn't have to be done in just one way, but there are smarter ways to clean the cooking space. Along the way, we'll discover some tips and tricks that will help you clean...
Credit: istockphoto.com/tbaonaUndoubtedly, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused a significant shift in the way the general public approaches hand hygiene and infection control. However, the vital question that arises is to what extent have people's habits changed and whether any modifications have since decreased or become less intense.The survey involving hand hygiene subjectsCascades PRO conducted...
Credit: CleanLinkEven as offices keep expanding capacities as the danger of COVID-19 diminishes, occupants will still expect a particular standard when guaranteeing surfaces are not infected. In an effort to assist frontline cleaning teams with touchpoint disinfection, researchers from the University of Queensland's School of Engineering are striving to create a spray capable of...
a water disinfectant made on the spot using only hydrogen and the ambient air Credit: Aleksandr Slobodianyk/ pexels.comAccording to researchers from Cardiff University, a water disinfectant made on the spot using only hydrogen and the ambient air is thousands of times more efficient than conventional commercial techniques at eliminating viruses and bacteria.Announcing...
