Cleanall Everyday Cloths Red
Perfect for everyday cleaning. Designed in accordance with the NHS colour-coding scheme, our Cleanall Everyday Cloths are ideal for a range of cleaning tasks.
Our Cleanall Everyday cloths are strong, durable, super-absorbent, multi-purpose, great value and disposable. Conforming to the NHS national colour coding scheme, Cleanall Red Everyday cloths are suitable for use in general areas including wards, departments, offices and basins in public areas. They are ideal for both wet or dry uses, they perform well under wet conditions, even on heavy soiling.
Available to NHS only.
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