We have just published a quick video called George in 30 seconds onto youtube.
The aim of the video was to show people the many uses that George has, as he is far more than just a wet and dry vacuum.
You can find the video here: George Vacuum cleaner or just watch it below;
We hope you like it and find it useful!
When choosing a small compact dry vacuum cleaner it can almost be a little overwhelming with the amount of choice available.
One of the most common questions we face over the phone is
“Which vacuum cleaner should I buy, the NRV200-22 or the Henry?”
With only a handful of differences between the two vacuum cleaners it often confuses people, as the differences are not immediately obvious. This article will help you understand the differences and choose the right vacuum cleaner for your needs.
If you are a home user,
So you’re looking to buy a vacuum to valet and detail cars with, but there are so many models of vacuum cleaner out there to choose from and which one really is the best for valeting cars?
Hazardous Dust Vacuum Cleaners
Is your vacuum cleaner killing you?
For the average contractor cleaning up after completing a job is more than likely one of the last things on their mind, and when it does come around the trusty time tested vacuum cleaner is hauled out of the van and put to work, this is where the problem lies. The average vacuum cleaner is not designed to be used with hazardous dust, and this puts the operator in danger.
Within the school environment there are many different challenges that face the caretakers trusty vacuum cleaner. It can be difficult to choose a vacuum cleaner that is suited to all these environments and one that will meet health and safety requirements.
The thing to first consider is where in the school the vacuum will be used?
Classrooms and Hallways
For the everyday carpeted school classroom and hallway then a standard dry Continue reading
In our previous article on energy saving vacuum cleaners we covered the various domestic vacuums that are available, featuring Numatics energy saving AutoSave technology. If you missed this article explaining AutoSave, it can be found here: AutoSave.
Why go for a Green Vacuum?
As a Company -
Save Money - Switching to a NSP vacuum and running it in AutoSave is the energy saving equivalent of switching off 7 x 100W light bulbs when compared to a standard 1200W machine, this saves you money every time the the machine is turned on. The PSP & PVR range offers savings of 6 x 100W light bulbs when similarly compared. Continue reading
With energy prices soaring and fossil fuels being depleted everyone needs to do their bit to cut energy consumption. This is why at Avern Cleaning Supplies we offer a range of energy saving vacuum cleaners. This article will help you choose an energy saving vacuum that suits your needs.
When looking for a ‘green’ vacuum cleaner the main thing to look for is an A suffix in the model number (e.g. HVR200A) This indicates that the vacuum cleaner incorporates Numatics AutoSave technology.
What is AutoSave Technology?
Numatics AutoSave technology is a clever energy saving feature incorporated within their vacuums that ensures that Continue reading
In hard water areas it is a common problem that limescale builds up on taps and anywhere else where hard water frequently comes into contact with surfaces.
This is why we have done a little guide on how to remove limescale from your taps as easily as possible using Selactive E014, which is a specialist bathroom sanitiser, deodoriser and general cleaner.
As you can see these taps are clean, but limescale has been allowed to build up in areas that water settles on.
We supply Microtex cloths which are manufactured by Robert Scott as part of their Microfibre Cleaning Range.
How they Work:
Microfibre Cloths are made up of 1000′s of tiny fibres all of which are finer than 1/100 of a human hair. Each of these fibres is also split into 16 – 17 micro segments by chemical treatment during the manufacturing process. Once the fibres are complete they each weigh in at less than 1gram per 10km! These fibres have such a large surface area that they trap any dirt and grime they come into contact with within the fibre. It also makes the cloths super absorbent by giving them 40 times more surface area than a normal cloth.
As you may well be aware through browsing our site, many of our products are available in multiple colour choices, things like our Hygiene Broom range, Microfibre Cloths, and Mop Range, all come in four colours. This colour coding of Janitorial Hardware is important as it drastically reduces chances of cross contamination between areas. We have created this article to help people understand what colours should be used and where they should be used.
