Cleaning Products

Have you ever considered switching from your normal cleaning products to a more eco friendly version? Or do you already use these products but wonder if you would be better off switching back to standard cleaning products? No matter which position you are in it can be difficult to change from your tried, tested and proven to work cleaning product to a new type of product.

Colour-coded products are an essential part of maintaining high standards of hygiene in many commercial settings, especially in industries with frequent public interaction. From care homes and hospitals to offices and schools, adhering to a colour-coded cleaning system ensures that cross-contamination risks are minimised, protecting both employees and customers.

Colour Coding for Cleaning: NHS Guidelines  

The concept of colour coding is widely adopted across UK workplaces and is especially critical in healthcare settings. The **NHS National Colour Coding Scheme** sets the gold standard for cleaning practices, helping to reduce the risk of cross-contamination in environments where infection control is paramount.

Under the NHS scheme, the colour codes are as follows:

Red: High-risk areas, such as toilets and bathrooms  

Blue: