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Cleaning products and supplies

Avica UK offer all Cleaning Business Hub users a 10% discount 🙂 And offer excellent pro cleaning products of all sorts. Their customer service and product advise is excellent too. (If you’re new to pro products and don’t know what to order they are super helpful, or pop me a message to chat through what I use myself.) The discount is available to all Facebook group members: hit the button below to join the group, then head to the ‘files’ section at the top of the page to sign up.

(NB: You’ll need to wait until Avica have opened your account to get the discount. It usually only takes a day or two).

Bower Collective: highly effective natural home and personal care products in reusable packaging to help you eliminate plastic waste and enjoy a more sustainable home.

Bower Collective offer a massive 30% discount to business users. Gorgeous eco products, great dispensers, so single use plastic, and a limescale reomver that reall works. To get the discount:

Email hello@bowercollective.com include details of your business and proof of your business status (eg website link, social media etc). They’ll set you up a business account and email you full details of how to get 30% off.

COSHH and other training

There’s no need to pay for a COSHH course, but every reason to do one. I’ve trawled the internet finding a good one that’s free, and hunted down other free training too.

This page is coming soon – in the meantime you can find a good, free COSHH course here

Insurance

Finding insurance that covers what you need it to can be a bit of a minefield. Hit the link below for a list of companies who provide cleaning business insurance.

Insurance

When I renewed my insurance recently it took me hours of searching, getting quotes and reading the small print… It’s time consuming but very necessary as policies vary, a lot.

Some terms explained and things to look out for:

Excess: The excess on an insurance policy is the amount that the policy holder has to pay towards the cost of settling any claim. It is usually in the hundreds of pounds, so any claim that’s comparatively low value won’t be worth pursuing. Excesses vary policy by policy, and company by company.

Worked on cover: Not all insurance will cover, or adequately cover, the actual items you are working on, i.e. cleaning. Some policies I came a cross had ‘worked on’ exclusions or an extremely high excess. Be sure to read the small print.

** Disclaimer! I am not an insurance advisor, and am not providing advice here. The following is simply a list of insurance providers to help save you time and hassle. I don’t recommend any particular provider or policy. Please do your own due diligance and ALWAYS read the small print!**

Cleaning products and supplies

New page! Discounts and links to the products and supplies you need 🙂

Avica UK offer all Cleaning Business Hub users a 10% discount 🙂 And offer excellent pro cleaning products of all sorts. The Jangro Premium Foaming Washroom is one of my favourites, and I also like Jangro Enviro range. Plus their sponges, gloves are great, with lots of options and great value. Their customer service and product advise is excellent too.

(NB: You’ll need to wait until Avica have opened your account to get the discount. It usually only takes a day or two).

Bower Collective: highly effective natural home and personal care products in reusable packaging to help you eliminate plastic waste and enjoy a more sustainable home.

Bower Collective offer a massive 30% discount to business users. Gorgeous eco products, great dispensers, so single use plastic, and a limescale reomver that reall works. To get the discount:

Insurance

Finding insurance that covers what you need it to can be a bit of a minefield. Hit the link below for a list of companies who provide cleaning business insurance.

When I renewed my insurance recently it took me hours of searching, getting quotes and reading the small print… It’s time consuming but very necessary as policies vary, a lot.

Some terms explained and things to look out for:

Excess: The excess on an insurance policy is the amount that the policy holder has to pay towards the cost of settling any claim. It is usually in the hundreds of pounds, so any claim that’s comparartively low value won’t be worth pursuing. Excesses vary policy by policy, and company by company.

Worked on cover: Not all insurance will cover, or adequetaly cover, the actual items you are working on, i.e. cleaning. Some policies I came a cross had ‘worked on’ exclusions or an extremely high excess. Be sure to read the small print.

COSHH and other training

There’s no need to pay for a COSHH course, but every reason to do one. I’ve trawled the internet finding a good one that’s free, and hunted down other free training too.

This page is coming soon – in the meantime you can find a good, free COSHH course here