Sustainable Cleaning
With so much at stake now is the time to address the way we clean and the products that we use to ensure we preserve the earths resources for the generations to come. Lets take a look at the options that are available.
PureSoft: Unbelievably sustainable hygiene paper made from recycled cardboard
Beige is the new green! Satino from CS4UK presents a raw material sensation: Satino PureSoft is the first recycled hygiene paper with premium quality made from cardboard. It is luxuriously soft, especially absorbent and hygienically safe in all applications ranging from towel paper and toilet paper to kitchen rolls.
Satino PureSoft is dermatologically tested, also making it a good choice for sensitive skin. Its particularly sustainable and is produced entirely without bleaching: this not only ensures its visibly natural colouring, but also reduces its ecological footprint by an impressive 70% compared to fresh fibres.
- 100% recycled quality made from cardboard
- 60% virgin plastic saving in packaging
- 70% reduced ecological footprint
- Fast dissolving toilet tissue – after just 20 seconds
- 100% unbleached
- Robust and attractive Free on Loan dispensers
Contact us today so we can help you with your sustainability targets and ambitions. Samples and trials available. Join us on our Carbon Neutral journey today!
Soluclean: Sustainable Cleaning Solutions saving plastic waste
The SoluCLEAN range is an eco-friendly and easy to use range of pre-dosed, concentrated surface cleaning products, encapsulated in fully water-soluble sachets. Covering virtually every aspect of the everyday cleaning needs for today’s demanding professional, saving money, time and waste without compromising on high standards of cleanliness and infection prevention.
Traffi: The The world's first Carbon Neutral disposable glove
TD02 Sustain is a tri polymer disposable glove meaning only a small portion of the disposable glove is made up of nitrile, this means that the percentage of petrochemicals released into the atmosphere is significantly lower than that of a nitrile disposable glove. 85% less energy is used per tonne to process natural rubber compared to synthetic rubber (nitrile)