The right tool for the right task
Workshops and manufacturing facilities understand that cleaning is the cornerstone of any successful maintenance program. But it can also be labour intensive and costly. Absorbing liquids, removing oil, grease and grime, and working with solvents and harsh chemicals; cleaning tough surfaces isn’t easy! Like any industrial setting, your job requires the right tool for the right application. This applies to the type of cleaning cloth you use, which can make a huge difference.
The impact is not always visible 
Using a rag multiple times is often perceived as less wasteful or more sustainable than a wipe. However, traditional rags or paper towel are less absorbent, requiring more of them to effectively do the job. When rags and paper towel are used, they leave higher levels of lint on the surface. This leads to a greater amount of time spent cleaning up spills, taking you away from other productive tasks.
The answer is in the detail
“The strategy behind wiping all depends on the type of mess you are tackling,” says Shamita Archi of Kimberly Clark Professional. “Our product development team at WypAll meticulously analyses each substance and surface, and the ideal way of cleaning it, engineering wipes that are specifically designed to help you accomplish your tasks.”
What’s more, WypAll® wipes dispense as a single sheet, reducing cross-contamination and wastage. Check out the WypAll® range here.
