Green Cleaning »

I want to be green when I clean, but exactly what does green cleaning involve?
Learn More »

Health & Wellbeing »

Cleaning is a cornerstone of modern life on which our health and wellbeing are founded.
Learn More »

Ask an Expert »

Every day, germs that can be harmful come into every home, just as they always have done.
Learn More »

 

Latest News RSS

  1. A new identity for chemicals supply chain co-operation Eibhlin Boydell 04-Jul-2014
  2. Students encouraged to pledge preference to 30°C Eibhlin Boydell 29-May-2014

READ MORE NEWS »

Follow Us on Twitter

The Charter for Sustainable Cleaning

UKCPI provides expert and balanced information about cleaning and hygiene in the home and in the workplace.

Cleaning products are used every day, in every place, to deliver benefits to health and wellbeing.

The UK Cleaning Products Industry Association (UKCPI) is the leading association representing UK producers of washing powders and liquids, fabric conditioners, bar soaps, hand and machine dish wash, household disinfectants, air care and polishes and specialist cleaners for use in kitchens and bathrooms.

We also represent the interests of the institutional and industrial (I&I) cleaning sector whose cleaning and hygiene products are used in hospitals, schools, care homes and catering environments.

“Expert and balanced information about cleaning and hygiene.”

We work in partnership with policy makers, the public and the media, to inform public discussions about cleanliness, hygiene and sustainable cleaning.

Everyday millions of people use cleaning products to give them the clean and safe lifestyle that they expect and take for granted in the 21st century.

Contact us or call 01829 770055.

Upcoming Events

Cleaning Show Event

Cleaning Products Europe

Links

aise

Myth Busters

Did you know the facts behind this common myth?

Myth: Sprays, aerosols and perfumed products release chemicals into the air that can harm your health

Fact: You would normally get greater exposure to d-limonene (an ingredient found in citrus fragranced products) when peeling an orange, than from normal use of household cleaners containing this ingredient.