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A Haug Bürsten dustpan set in citron yellow and mango orange, again with a rubber lip on the pan edge, made in Germany. Same construction as the kiwi and silver set — the difference is colour, which in a zoned cleaning system is a functional choice rather than a decorative one.

Specifications

• Set: dustpan and brush
• Pan edge: rubber lip
• Colours: citron yellow, mango orange
• Material: plastic
• Brand: Haug Bürsten
• Origin: Germany

Who it suits

For sites needing additional colours to extend a zoned regime beyond the standard four, or matching equipment to an interior. Function is identical to the other Haug sets. If you already run red, yellow, blue and green, adding further colours only helps if staff know what each one means.

Common questions

What does colour coding mean in cleaning?
Colour coding assigns each area its own equipment colour so cloths and brushes never move between zones. The widely used convention is red for washrooms, yellow for clinical or hand-basin areas, blue for general and low-risk areas, and green for kitchens and food preparation. It is the simplest control against cross-contamination and is routinely checked in food-safety audits.

Do extra colours help or confuse?
Only if every colour has a documented meaning staff know. More colours without training is worse than four used properly.

Is it the same as the kiwi and silver set?
Same construction and rubber lip. Only the colours differ.

Why is a rubber lip better than plastic?
It seals to the floor and picks up fine dust. A hard plastic edge rides over it and leaves a line.

How should it be cleaned?
Rinse and hang to dry. Brushes stored wet in a bucket grow bacteria and start to smell.

Bait Al Diafa is a UAE HORECA supplier based in Sharjah, supplying janitorial equipment, brushes and cleaning systems to restaurants, hotels, facilities-management teams and catering companies across Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi and the wider UAE.