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Product stories, cleaning know-how and the latest press coverage from JONR.
Dust Mite Season Peaks in Late Summer: How to Cut the Build-Up at Home
House dust mites are at their most active in late summer, when indoor humidity is highest. A practical guide to keeping dust down in a British home.
Hard Water and Your Floor Cleaner: Stopping Limescale Before It Starts
Most of England sits in a hard water area, and every tank you fill carries dissolved mineral into your machine. Here is where it settles, how to spot it early, and the short routine that keeps it away.
Back to the School Run: An Easy Floor-Care Routine for Busy Homes
As the school routine returns, muddy shoes and pet hair pile up fast. A calm, low-effort floor-care routine using robot, wet and dry, and stick vacuums.
What Your Cleaning Kit Actually Costs to Run Before the October Price Cap
Ofgem publishes the cap for 1 October by 26 August. Here is what cleaning appliances really cost to run, and where the money actually goes in a British home.
Robot Vacuums Are Learning to Climb Stairs. What That Means for a British Home
Stair-climbing robot vacuums are heading to Europe this autumn. Here is what they actually do, what they cost, and the sensible way to cover a multi-floor home in the meantime.
Summer Floor Care for British Homes: Pollen, Pet Hair and the Garden Indoors
Pollen and pet moulting make summer hard on British floors. A calm, low-effort routine using robot, wet and dry, and stick vacuums to keep your home fresh.
Keeping a wet & dry vacuum fresh between uses
Why cordless wet & dry cleaners can develop odours, and how self-cleaning keeps a JONR fresh.
Choosing a robot vacuum when you have pets
Hair, navigation and maintenance are the three things that decide whether a robot vacuum works in a home with pets.
What hot-water cleaning adds to a wet & dry vacuum
Hot-water self-cleaning is the step most cordless cleaners skip, and it changes how a wet & dry vacuum lives in your home.
How anti-tangle brushes keep hair off the roller
A closer look at the brush design that stops hair wrapping, why it matters, and how to get the most from it.