Cleaning, Janitorial & Personal Hygiene

Choose cleaning products around the surfaces and tasks on your cleaning schedule. A reception desk, kitchen worktop and washroom floor may need different formulations, even when they are maintained by the same team.

Our commercial cleaning products include multipurpose cleaners, disinfectants, floor cleaners, washroom products, glass cleaners, washing-up liquids, dishwasher supplies and laundry products. The range includes brands such as 2Work, Astonish, Cif, Dettol, Flash and Diversey.

Compare surface suitability, application method, pack size and whether a product is ready to use or concentrated. For specialist tasks, check the manufacturer's stated use and instructions, including any dilution, contact time or rinsing requirements.

Build your equipment list around the areas being maintained and the way your team moves through the building. Everyday requirements can include mops, mop buckets, brooms, dustpan sets, cleaning caddies, brushes and suitable gloves.

Browse cleaning equipment and janitorial supplies alongside cloths, scourers and dusters. Check replacement mop-head fittings, bucket capacity and storage requirements before ordering equipment for several cleaners.

Where your organisation uses colour coding, select cloths and equipment that match its existing system. Keeping an agreed list of replacement parts can make repeat ordering easier across teams and sites.

Plan washroom replenishment separately from the products used to clean the room. Toilet tissue, paper hand towels and hand soap need to match the installed dispensers as well as the number of people using the facilities.

• Paper hand towels: compare fold type, folded dimensions, ply and total sheets per case.
• Toilet tissue: check roll diameter, core size and the dispenser system.
• Centre feed and wiping rolls: compare roll dimensions, length and intended wiping task.
• Soap refills: confirm whether the dispenser takes bulk liquid, foam or a specific cartridge.

Browse hand towels, paper rolls and dispensers, toilet tissue and refills and soap and hand-hygiene supplies. Keep the dispenser model and refill code on your purchasing list.

Match refuse sacks and bin liners to the bin dimensions, expected contents and stated load capacity. Similar-looking sacks can differ in size, strength and the number supplied per roll or box.

Choose commercial waste bins around available space, lid style, access and emptying frequency. For separate waste streams, browse recycling bins and match your containers and labels to the collections arranged for your premises.

A useful order reflects the facilities on site, who uses them and who carries out the cleaning. Build a core supply list, then add products for the specific activities in each building.

• Offices: surface and floor-cleaning products, washroom refills, kitchen supplies and bin liners.
• Schools and colleges: classroom and corridor cleaning equipment, toilet tissue, soap and paper towels, with stock planned around term-time demand.
• Hospitality and catering: products specified for the relevant kitchen tasks, dishwashing, guest facilities and washrooms.
• Warehouses and operational sites: sweeping equipment, suitable floor cleaners, wiping products and waste sacks.
• Cleaning contractors: agreed products and replacement equipment for each client specification.

Bulk buying is most useful when quantities match your consumption and storage capacity. AOS offers commercial pack sizes and quantity-based multibuy prices on selected cleaning and janitorial products.

Compare the unit of sale before judging value: bottles per case, litres per container, sheets per carton or sacks per box. With concentrates, consider the usable quantity at the manufacturer's specified dilution; the container price alone does not show the cost of the prepared cleaning solution.

For a bulk quotation, send your product codes or specifications, required quantities and delivery postcode. Include your expected ordering frequency if you are looking for an ongoing supply arrangement.

Regular cleaning purchases often involve the same products being reordered throughout the year. AOS can discuss bespoke pricing and supply agreements based on your product selection, quantities, purchasing frequency and delivery requirements.

Eligible organisations can apply for a business credit account, subject to approval and account terms. This can support routine purchasing without an individual card payment for every order.

If you manage a cleaning budget or an agreed client specification, share your existing supply list with our team. We can discuss quotations, product sourcing and suitable purchasing support through our business account benefits.

For organisations buying for several locations, distinguish products that can be standardised from those tied to a particular site. Different dispenser systems, floor finishes or cleaning contracts may require different items.

A shared purchasing list should record the product code, pack quantity and intended location. Reviewing actual usage helps teams set sensible reorder levels and avoid replacing an item with an incompatible refill simply because the pack looks similar.

AOS supports single-site and multi-site purchasing requirements. Contact us with your delivery locations, usual product list and ordering pattern to discuss a suitable arrangement.