Sustainable learning environments

When children leave after a long day at school, Jani-King franchise cleaners come in with their exceptional cleaning skills to make the school look spotless and sanitised for the next day using their sustainable probiotic cleaning system.

But what exactly entails a school clean and what products are being used? When a cleaner comes into a school, their usual daily clean entails cleaning every classroom, vacuuming the floors, wiping down desks and removing any rubbish left over. They also clean bathrooms, staff rooms and any other used space within the school grounds.

You may wonder what kind of cleaning products these cleaners use and if they are sustainable? Do they comply with the health and safety standards? How does the Ministry of Education (MoE) implement all these cleaning requirements? According to MoE, some schools may choose to specify a preference for the use of sustainable cleaning products, sustainable products may also be a factor when schools are looking to choose a cleaning supplier.

As an industry leading commercial cleaning company, Jani-King has over 460 franchisees based around New Zealand and already provides cleaning services to over 120 schools. Jani-King uses eco-benign® cleaning probiotics that do no harm to the environment and reduce the use of harsh chemicals.

 So what are the benefits of using eco-benign® probiotic cleaning solutions provided by Jani-King?

• Safe to use and produce no harmful effects for your staff, students and cleaners
• Causes no damage to surfaces and fabrics
• They are eco-benign®, meaning they cause no adverse damage to the environment
• Applied through fogging, which results in hard-to-reach areas being cleaned
• Non-toxic, meaning no potential poisoning or harm from stored chemicals.

Make the health and wellbeing of your staff and students a top priority in your school. Switch to Jani-King and create an exceptional, spotless, and sanitised learning environment using Jani-King’s eco-benign® cleaning system.

As featured in Principal Today, Term 4, 2023.