CLEAN SHOW 2009 in New Orleans, USA

An equipment exhibition was held on June 18-21, laundry chemicals, technologies and accessories for dry cleaners and aqua cleaners CLEAN SHOW 2009 in New Orleans. Of course, the German company KREISLER took the opportunity to present its developments and vision of the future of our industry.

MORE QUALITY, MORE SAVINGS, MORE RESPONSIBILITY, MORE KREISLER! - It was under this slogan that the impressive German delegation worked at the booth of its subsidiary in the USA, KREISLER Inc.

100 years of experience allows us to offer effective solutions for washing, dry cleaning and, of course, for aqua cleaning.:

All KROISLER laundry preparations comply with the strictest environmental safety standards (and even more stringent customer requirements for cost-effectiveness and efficiency), are easily biodegradable and do not contain phosphates, HTAs and other dangerous and potentially dangerous components.

KROESLER, as a developer of the most modern washing technologies, is actively involved in major European projects in this area, such as SMILES (low-temperature washing systems) and ACCEPT (dry cleaning in a liquefied CO2 environment).

LANADOL, a real German aqua mask, is traditionally popular among professionals. This aqua cleaning technology meets the most stringent

"Environmental requirements", such as German "BLUE ANGEL RAL UZ 104" and Norwegian "NORDIC SWAN".

At this exhibition, the American premiere of the already well-known in Europe and Russia dry cleaning amplifier CLIP GREEN KONTS took place, which at a minimum consumption (50% less than analogues) significantly improves the cleaning effect in the machine, eliminates unpleasant odors, shortens the drying time and REDUCES THE VOLUME OF SLUDGE IN the DISTILLER BY 40%!

Now, in the new economic conditions, when the temptation to save money by using outdated and therefore "cheap" drugs and technologies is especially great, however, we urge you to carefully calculate the result - to take into account the inevitable deterioration in quality, reduced equipment productivity, and increased water and energy consumption. We are sure that there will not even be a "direct" economic effect of such savings, and if the quality of the service decreases, you risk losing the most solvent customers, but will you get new ones?