Posts Tagged ‘Hygiene’

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Hygiene in kitchen’s back areas

Hygiene in kitchen’s back areas

To achieve appropriate levels of hygiene in the food preparation areas, cleaning practices, equipment cleaning, sanitation programme and training needs should be integrated into the establishment’s work practices

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Bhutan – On the world map of happiness

Bhutan – On the world map of happiness

The land where the dragons watch over the cultural heritage… the King ensures a clean surrounding… earns the fame of the last Shangri-La… the untouched Bhutan, has succeeded in preserving its surroundings despite infrastructural growth

Maintaining indoor air quality

Maintaining indoor air quality

Indoor air quality is a growing concern. Whether battling allergic reactions or fighting germs and viruses to prevent other illnesses, indoor air plays a significant role in people’s overall health. There are many common biological air contaminants that trigger asthma and other breathing issues, too. Some of these conditions include standing water and damp areas

Making Sanitaryware for a living

Making Sanitaryware for a living

Women of East Midnapore in West Bengal have become the driving force behind the achievement of 100% sanitation in the district

Self awareness is the only solution

Self awareness is the only solution

Why can’t we keep our cities clean, the way we keep our homes? asks singer Shaan

World Toilet Summit & Expo 2009

World Toilet Summit & Expo 2009

Singapore recently hosted a highly successful World Toilet Summit & Expo on the theme: ‘Creating the blueprint for a sustainable sanitation marketplace’. The three-day summit which had over 50 eminent speakers, also had an exhibition of the latest sanitation technology. Various sanitation issues affecting urban and rural communities were discussed at the summit held at

Why mechanisation?

Why mechanisation?

Cleaning as such involves three kinds of activities – sweeping, mopping and washing. Sweeping with a broom displaces dust which settles down again; mopping does not remove spills or sticky substances from the surface and leaves the floor wet; and washing manually does not remove all stains. Manual cleaning cannot give the desired results. The right use of cleaning...

The fall of the ‘bottle’

The fall of the ‘bottle’

Around 40,000 pet bottles strewn artistically fall from atop the 11-storey MET building in Bandra west… a symbolic conviction of people to relinquish the use of plastic. This and many more such installations around this vibrant suburb, conveyed the message of Celebrate Bandra 2009 – making this suburb of Mumbai plastic-free. This year, Celebrate Bandra

Clean India Pulire 2009 November 12-14 Asia’s largest cleaning show gets BIGGER & STRONGER

Clean India Pulire 2009  November 12-14 Asia’s largest cleaning show gets BIGGER & STRONGER

With over 5400 registered visitors, the second international edition of Clean India Show – Clean India Pulire – saw a 19.3% increase in visitor turnout. Neither the threat of an impending cyclone nor the rains could dampen the enthusiasm of the visitors. The floor space was also increased by 22.6% over the previous edition. The

Innovation Awards

Innovation Awards

ISSA/Interclean Amsterdam has announced it will organise its eighth Innovation Award in April 2010. The award will be given to the best innovation in professional cleaning anywhere in the world and the last date for entering the contest is January 22, 2010. The nominated products, concepts and services will be on display at ISSA Interclean’s

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