Steam power has come a long way from the days when scrubbing a hospital floor meant kneeling on tiles with a mop that probably had seen better decades. Now, we talk about automation with dry steam that makes manual labour look like a medieval torture method. This shift isn’t just about convenience; it’s about precision, speed, and, dare I say, avoiding the kind of backache that could win you sympathy at a rugby match.

Training a team to use dry steam systems safely is not rocket science, but it’s not a walk in the park either. These machines are brilliant at sanitising and cleaning, but if you handle them like a hot cup of tea, someone is going to get burned. Dry steam systems are powerful, precise, and unforgiving if misused. Here’s how to make sure your crew knows what they’re doing without needing to read War and Peace first.