adminCleaners head of marketing and public relations Mr Larry Waldman said the major problem they face is that everyone who wants to sell cleaning chemicals but cannot manufacture themselves resort to buying original products on the market and then mixing them with water to increase the quantities before selling them to unsuspecting consumers.
He said this has created mistrust in customers who believe that the new products they sell are similar to the ones that have been tampered with.
“People take things at face value and once they have bought products of poor standards, they think everyone who sells the same product is a crook,” Mr Waldman said.
He said their company depended on producing the best quality products for less money, which is why they were slowly getting reputable customers.
Dominion’s products and services vary as the company focuses on disinfectant and sanitising cleaners and general cleaning with a targeted approach to suit specific requirements.
Mr Waldman said their company has visions of one day becoming a household name with a large client base and they hope to spread their wings to other cities and mining towns where their products and services are needed.
His company is running a promotion that will see schools and organisations get a certain discount on services or products depending on the quantities they buy.
He said his company continuously works to explore new ways of improving its products to make them more user and environmentally friendly.
Its client base has increased to include companies in the manufacturing and processing industry, hospitals and abattoirs.
Mr Waldman said his company was running a promotion for schools that will see schools and organisations get a certain discount on services or products depending on the quantities they buy. He said the promotion would run from this month until the end of January next year.
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