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Spring cleaning is in the air Spring is in the air and and your customers’ thoughts will be turning to freshening up soft fiurnishings, write Roger Cawood and Richard Neale
Lands of potential opportunity Southern Africa will provide opportunities for growth in years to come, but it is not the fastest growing African region at the moment, writes Eugene Gerden
Laundry engineering for flatwork – Part 3 Richard Neale of LTC Worldwide looks at drying and ironing, with special emphasis on fire prevention, which he says is the biggest risk to a laundry
The wetcleaning business – is it right for you? This is the first of several articles which I hope will be of particular interest to those new to wetcleaning or those entrepreneurs who are contemplating opening a retail...
March of the machines Jensen’s partnership with ‘laundry nerds’ Inwatec was the catalyst for revolutionary AI development for laundries – and successive developments are learning to be even more intelligent
ABC spells out the importance of top end textile care America’s Best Cleaners’ (ABC) executive director Chris White was a keynote speaker at the recent Custom Tailors and Designers Association (CTDA) Designer Forum event held in New...
Minimising energy costs and keeping them low The laundry industry is a leader in many ways, but there are still oppor tunities for further reductions in energy costs before signicant investment in energy recycling schemes...
Shooting suit shot down in its prime A high value shooting ensemble was returned, mortally wounded, to a customer. This tale contains some important lessons for all cleaners, say Roger Cawood and Richard Neale
Looking after the customer Following the Christmas break many of our customers may be struggling to make ends meet and of course the spring cleaning of household and furnishings is an expense that some may...
Is this really all white? Howard Bradley is getting exercised by an advert he believes is giving the wrong impression on stain removal
Professional premises LCN takes a look at wide-ranging developments in washer-extractors for the OPL market
Trust supports workers in textile care industry It is good to know that in tough times there is a helping hand out there for struggling textile care workers’ families. LCN is proud to support FTCT as our charity of the year
Threading a new path How is the supply chain holding up and should we be paying more attention to linen protection and reclamation?
All together, now The latest sophisticated software combined with modern machinery has opened up a whole new world of systems integration for large laundry operations
Problem stains lose time and alienate customers Roger Cawood and Richard Neale look at problem stains and come up with some solutions
Laundry and drycleaning sectors 'positively dynamic' Things are looking up in Italy as the economy improves and businesses regain their footing, reports Eugenen Gerden
Laundry engineering for flatwork - Part 2 Following on from the first feature in the November 2023 issue of LCNi, Richard Neale of LTC Worldwide looks at how to maximise productivity while minimising operating cost
Unwavering dedication Daniel Hays of distributor Spencer Systems in Australia, tells the story of a company offering top-tier technical support and high pedigree brands to its customers
True sustainability, real choice There is no need to greenwash dry/wetcleaning anymore but is really important to tell things as they are
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