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How Often Should You Change A Mop Head?

How often should you change or clean your mop head? It depends on the environment – hospitals need single-use disposable heads, while schools and homes can use reusable types cleaned after each use. Just remember: if it’s worn, discoloured, or smells, it’s time to swap it out!

How Often Should You Change A Mop Head?2025-09-11T09:50:12+01:00

Get ready for the new UK Waste Management Legislation

Big changes to business waste management are coming to England. From 31 March 2025, businesses with over 10 employees must separate recyclables under new ‘Simpler Recycling’ laws. By 31 March 2027, smaller businesses will also need to comply. These rules aim to standardise recycling and support environmental targets. What does this mean for your business?

Get ready for the new UK Waste Management Legislation2025-07-16T12:05:28+01:00

Get Ready for Recycle Week and Prepare for the New Workplace Recycling Regulations

Recycle Week 2024 (25th September – 1st October 2024) is the perfect time to start preparing for the changes to busienss recycling regulations. From 31st March 2025, any business with more than 10 full-time employees will be required to separate ‘recycling-ready’ waste from general waste before collution.

Get Ready for Recycle Week and Prepare for the New Workplace Recycling Regulations2026-05-14T14:10:51+01:00

Prepare Your Organisation for Winter

As the leaves change colour and temperatures start to drop, it's time for businesses to start preparing for the winter season. At Arrow County Supplies, we understand the unique challenges that winter can bring, and we're dedicated to providing the products and guidance you need to keep your facility running smoothly all season long.

Prepare Your Organisation for Winter2025-06-27T09:58:43+01:00

Struggling to keep your safety flooring immaculate?

Safety flooring is designed to prevent accidents in commercial environments thanks to its anti-slip properties, created to prevent slips, trips and falls. However, the ridges in safety flooring encourages a thick build-up debris made up of bacteria over time. This decreases the effectiveness of the floors anti-slip properties and makes the flooring difficult and labour-intensive to clean. When left to accumulate, the flooring becomes dirty, unhygienic, and ultimately unsafe.

Struggling to keep your safety flooring immaculate?2025-06-27T10:05:23+01:00
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