Bluebaycleaning Co / Case Studies
I ran a 14-day laundering trial because I wanted a clear answer to a question I hear often from facilities teams: what actually happens to microfiber cloths after repeated washing? Many people assume a cloth is either “clean” or “worn out,”...
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I ran a 21‑day occupancy‑driven cleaning pilot at a 200‑desk UK office that reduced night shift labour by roughly 30% without impacting cleanliness standards or employee satisfaction. This is a practical, repeatable approach I’ve used across...
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I recently completed a validation project for a UV‑C trolley in a large open‑plan office and I want to share the practical method I used, the microbiology pass/fail criteria I set, and the downtime metrics I measured. The aim was...
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When influenza season hits, facilities teams and HR managers often scramble to reduce transmission and keep productivity stable. I recently ran a 10‑day influenza surge cleaning pilot in a 150‑desk open-plan office to see whether a focused,...
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I often get asked whether it's better for a business to launder microfiber cloths and mops in‑house or to outsource to a third‑party service. Over the years at Bluebaycleaning Co I’ve run several practical trials to answer that exact question....
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I was asked to validate a low‑allergen surface cleaning protocol for the reception area of a primary school. Reception desks and waiting areas are high‑traffic, high‑contact zones where small traces of food proteins, dust mite allergens and...
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I recently ran a practical 14‑day side‑by‑side trial comparing electrostatic sprayers and traditional manual disinfection in nursery rooms. The aim was simple: test whether an electrostatic system could deliver consistent microbiological...
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I ran a focused three-week microfibre swap trial in an open-plan office to see whether changing mop and cloth types could reduce surface rework, save time, and improve cleaning consistency. The results were practical and immediate: by standardising...
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When a medium-size hotel asked me to help reduce cleaning costs without sacrificing guest experience, I saw an opportunity to test a product I’d been curious about for a while: biodegradable floor pads designed to replace conventional disposable...
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I led a refillable pouch programme trial in a mid-size corporate campus cafeteria, and within three months we achieved a verified 60% reduction in single-use plastic from condiment and sauce dispensers alone. This case study shares exactly how we...
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