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Training dvd
July 1st 2004

A new training dvd from Unger UK is designed to assist in the training of cleaners.

Focusing on the companys Washroom System, it aims to improve productivity and hygiene by demonstrating how Ungers tools can make professional cleaning tasks easier and efficient.

The 30min dvd divides tasks into daily Cleaning and Project Cleaning. It covers the removal of debris, cleaning of toilets and urinals, cleaning of wash basins and floor cleaning.

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