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Dropping a bomb on traditional methods
Is it time to blow traditional hot water delivery of the water? Chris Goggin of Rinnai certainly thinks so, saying hydrogen is the fuel that will probably replace natural gas in powering the country – and laundries – to a carbon-free future
Green grow the cleaners-oh
Cleaners are colouring their world green – from solvents and chemicals combined with processes that are capable of zapping pathogens, including Covid-19, to putting the kybosh on single use plastics. Kathy Bowry reports
Ozone unmasked
The use of ozone in laundry applications has taken on more significance as its very real benefits as a destroyer of harmful pathogens puts it centre stage in the Covid-19 age. Richard Neale of LTC Worldwide investigates
It was a total fit-up, guv
Howard Bradley lifts our spirits with a tale of duplicity from 1960s London
London pride
Have you considered joining the Worshipful Company of Launderers, one of the friendliest and most welcoming of the world-famous London Livery Companies? Read on to find out more
Cages unlocked
How to transport laundry from pillar to post safely and efficiently? A well-designed cage or trolley fleet is the key. Kathy Bowry takes a look at what’s out there
Looking after polyester
Polyester is universally thought to be trouble-free but this is a false assumption, warns Roger Cawood
Stain removal 1 – The Basics
Our new series of What Went Wrong continues with experts Richard Neale and Roger Cawood in a target masterclass looking at the basic skills needed for stain removal
Cool results with heat recovery
Christeyns develops purpose-built energy saving unit to shave up to 50% off laundry energy costs
Cutting edge gas systems
Gas is going to be around for a few years yet and the more economically it can be used the lower the costs and the better the effect on the environment. Adrian Acaster of Blade explains his company’s philosophy