CIRI receives $100,000 toward improving the science of cleaning

May 1, 2006—ISSA and Kaivac, Inc. have each committed $50,000 to the Cleaning Industry Research Institute to help underwrite CIRI’s Scientific Advisory Council, a permanent committee chartered with providing expert guidance, advice, and analysis on principles, concepts and research related to cleaning science.

“CIRI will give us a greater understanding of the science behind what we do,” said Bob Robinson, CEO of Kaivac. “If were going to achieve a future where the cleaning industry is recognized for its impact on peoples health, we need to have science verification. We all need to participate in the science; and I believe that CIRI is the right organization, with the right people, to get the job done.”

The Scientific Advisory Council’s primary objectives for 2006/2007 are to properly define “cleaning,” identify the objectives and reasons for cleaning, and highlight their importance and value; assemble and examine the most relevant science-based cleaning information; conduct a workshop and prepare a comprehensive assessment “State of Cleaning Science” for industry review and publication.

“Kaivac and ISSAs generous support allow us to initiate our research activities,” stated Jim Harris, CIRI Chairman of the Board. For more information, visit the CIRI Web site.

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