Italy, home of art, culture and tradition, is often associated with the production of high-quality goods and timeless style. In this context, Fass stands out as an example of Italian excellence in daily cleaning equipment. Founded on a passion for innovation and a dedication to quality, the company not only offers a wide range of products, but is also distinguished by its determination to keep production entirely made in Italy.

Fass is embedded in a long history of completely Italian production. The headquarters are located in the heart of Tuscany, and the decision to manage all stages of production in-house demonstrates a strong commitment to keeping the true Italian spirit alive.

Equipment design is the result of a constant search for perfection. The team works to introduce new solutions, ensuring that each product meets the highest standards of quality and functionality.̀ Innovation is the engine that drives Fass to constantly exceed customer expectations, offering state-of-the-art solutions for everyday cleaning challenges.

The company firmly maintains control over every aspect of the production process, from start to finish. This approach ensures the highest quality at every stage, from first choice materials to workmanship. Fass products, synonymous with reliability and durability, carry the prestigious “Made in Italy” label, representing excellence that goes beyond national borders.

In a world increasingly attentive to eco-sustainability, Fass stands out for the production of daily cleaning equipment completely made in Italy. Among the numerous proposals, the Natural Green Line stands out, entirely dedicated to those who wish to combine cleaning efficiency with respect for the environment.

One of the jewels in the line are the microfibre cloths made from 100% recycled PET bottles. This choice not only contributes to the reduction of plastic in the environment, but demonstrates the company’s concrete commitment to environmental sustainability.

The recycled microfibre used for this product is not only kind to the environment, but also offers higher cleaning performance. Its structure allows it to capture dust, dirt and germs, ensuring deep and efficient cleaning.

It is important to underline that the cloth retains its usefulness over time: if not used for a while, simply wetting it under warm running water will restore its functionality, making it reusable again. This additional feature contributes not only to the practicality of the product, but also to its sustainable impact, allowing it to be used over time.

Conforming to Haccp regulations, their versatility covers all spaces, including areas that require high hygiene standards: from the kitchen to the bathroom, from the living room to workspaces.

Fass goes beyond simply choosing sustainable materials for its products; the packaging itself respects the environment, being made from recycled paper. This demonstrates a complete commitment to reducing environmental impact, carefully considering not only the end product, but also its packaging with eco-friendly solutions.

In conclusion, in a context where ecological awareness is essential, Fass confirms itself as a benchmark for those seeking the perfect combination of environmental sustainability and cleaning performance.

A tree for the future: the ilex crenata pom pom, or Japanese holly.

When this year’s Ambiente exhibition draws to a close, FASS will donate this tree to the city of Frankfurt.
In addition to being a small gesture of gratitude to the city that has hosted us for over ten years, this donation is also meant to be a tangible sign of our commitment to sustainability.
Fass is increasingly striving to pursue a business model that will have a positive impact on people and the territory, while at the same time bolstering its relationship with the community in which it operates by protecting our generation’s human, social, natural, and economic heritage.

To this end, we have worked to obtain certifications attesting to our adoption of appropriate quality, social responsibility, and environmental management systems (ISO9001, SA8000, ISO 14001). 
As an FSC®-certified user for chain of custody (license code FSC-C156715), we promote FSC®-labelled products by selecting raw materials originating from sustainable forest management.
In 2022, we joined TREEDOM as a tangible sign of our commitment to improving the well-being of people and the environment. TREEDOM plants trees in specific areas so that they will grow in association with other species, thus protecting biodiversity, contributing to the natural regeneration of the land, and conveying expertise to local communities: all this is monitored through training sessions and inspections of the project areas. 

We are constantly striving to limit consumption and reduce potential environmental impacts. To do this, we have analysed our processes and developed a GHG Inventory for the three-year period of 2021-2022 and 2023. Our goal for 2024 is to draw up our first sustainability report, in order to monitor our actual environmental and social impacts and, above all, to establish concrete short and long term targets for improvement.

The festivities have come to an end, but your sofa might need a little cleaning after hosting moments of joy and laughter.

It has been the stage for Christmas movie marathons and the perfect refuge for a post-lunch nap with Grandma, but also for accidental stains and maybe a few panettone crumbs.

When it comes to keeping your sofa clean and in top condition, the choice of material plays a crucial role. Leather sofas and fabric sofas require different approaches to cleaning and care.

But don’t worry! Arm yourself with FASS products and spend some time giving your faithful companion the freshness he deserves!

1. If your sofa is made of leather, the FASS dusting cloth is perfect for removing dirt! Then use a specific moisturising and protective product to preserve the appearance and softness of the leather over time.

2. For fabric sofas we have the right product: brush and dustpan, strictly FASS brand. Start by removing the crumbs with the brush and then collect them in the dustpan, paying attention to the corners. Treat the stains with a solution of water and mild detergent and gently dab with our Natural Green microfibre cloths. Remove the cushions if possible, wash the covers according to the manufacturer’s instructions and make sure they dry completely before putting them back on.

3. Do not place the sofa near heat sources such as radiators or fireplaces and avoid direct exposure to the sun, which can fade the colour of the fabric and dry out the leather.

4. Open windows and doors to allow good ventilation.

By following these simple guidelines, you will keep your sofa in top condition, regardless of the material!

After all, it has been there for you during festive times.
Now it’s time to return the favour and make your sofa the perfect place to retreat to after the festivities, safe in the knowledge that you will always have a place ready to welcome you with sweetness and comfort.

Happy cleaning and Happy New Year from FASS!

Effective tips and essential tools to get it back to shining

When it comes to cooking, the oven is an essential tool. However, over time, among the sweets that burn, the grease of a roast, the oil of a fried one and whoever has more, so on, there is never a lack of opportunities to dirty it.

Accordingly, if it is not cleaned consistently, a hard and difficult-to-remove patina is created which makes cleaning necessary to continue cooking without bad smells, which often come from encrustations.

So here is a complete guide in a few simple steps to get your oven back to shining:

1. Before you start, it’s important to make sure the oven is cold and get the right tools: specific detergents, gloves, a spatula, a cloth, an abrasive sponge and a bag to collect the residue.

2. With the oven off, empty it and remove all grills, trays and accessories. This will allow you to easily access dirty surfaces and work more efficiently.

3. Scrape away larger, encrusted residues using a spatula or scraper.

4. Apply a specific detergent following the manufacturer’s instructions during the process.

5. Allow the detergent to act for the recommended time. This will allow the product to soften the residues and facilitate their removal.

6. Clean with an abrasive sponge or rag to gently rub the internal surfaces of the oven. Then carefully remove the detergent along with the residue and be sure to change the sponge or cloth when they get dirty.

7. Clean the grills and baking trays with warm soapy water and, if they are particularly dirty, soak them in a solution of warm water and baking soda.

8. Rinse all surfaces well with a clean, damp cloth to remove any detergent residue, then dry the oven and accessories thoroughly.

9. When everything is clean and dry, reassemble grills, baking trays and accessories.

By following these tips, your oven will return to optimal condition, just like your kitchen.
Clean and safe.

The night of trick or treating is almost here, and we’ve found some great tricks to ensure that the unwanted little guests in your home stay away!

That’s right, apart from Halloween night, the presence of spider webs in your home can be annoying and aesthetically unpleasing. That’s why we’ve selected some useful and practical tips you can follow to prevent and reduce the appearance of spider webs.

Here’s what you’ll need:
1. Dust-catching broom with nets or electrostatic cloths
2. Aromatic oils or Tobacco Liquid (alternatively, commercial insect repellents)
3. Spray bottle

First, periodically remove dust and debris from your floors, corners, and surfaces. Use a vacuum cleaner with a nozzle for corners to reach the harder-to-clean areas. This way, you’ll remove potential food sources for insects that attract spiders. For optimal results, we recommend using a dust-catching broom (link https://www.fass.it prodotti/lavapavimentiecatturapolvere/catturapolvere/scopa-polvere/) with nets or electrostatic cloths that can capture most of the dust in your home.

It’s worth knowing that some essential oils, such as peppermint oil, lavender oil, and eucalyptus oil, are known to repel spiders. Mix a few drops of one of these oils with water in a spray bottle and spray the corners and areas where spider webs tend to form.

Alternatively, there are various readily available commercial insect repellents that can be used to keep spiders away. Apply these products in areas prone to spider web formation, always following the package instructions.

Another lesser-known but highly effective method is to boil natural tobacco in a bag of water, filter the mixture after it cools, and use it to moisten the exterior parts of your house where spiders might access. Our advice is to take all necessary precautions, wear protective gloves, and use a sponge during application.

There’s only one caveat: since the mixture has a brownish color, we recommend using it only in more hidden areas to avoid noticeable stains inside the house.

N.B. Keeping your garden or the area around your house well-maintained is crucial.

Remove fallen leaves, branches, and other debris that can provide shelter for spiders. Regular cleaning outside the house can help reduce the spider population in the vicinity! At this point, all that’s left is for you to give it a try and keep an eye out for spider webs!

The vacation has been an unforgettable experience, but now it’s time to return to reality and put away the suitcase.

Cleaning the suitcase before storing it is an important step to ensure it’s ready for the next journey, to improve its longevity over time, and for the hygiene and freshness of your personal belongings.

Index of Contents:

1. Empty and Inspect
2. Vacuum the Interior
3. Clean with a Damp Cloth
4. Remove Tough Stains
5. Clean the Exterior
6. Drying
7. Proper Storage

Here are some tips on how to clean your suitcase before storing it at the end of your vacation:

1. Empty and Inspect
Before starting the cleaning process, completely empty the suitcase. Remove all items, including clothes, accessories, and personal care products. Perform a visual inspection of the suitcase to identify any stains, dust, or debris.

2. Vacuum the Interior
Use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust, crumbs, and debris from the interior of the suitcase. Make sure to vacuum all interior surfaces, including corners and pockets.

3. Clean with a Damp Cloth
Prepare a solution of warm water and mild soap. Dip a clean cloth into the solution and wring it well so that it’s only damp, not wet. Wipe down all interior surfaces of the suitcase with the damp cloth. This will help remove any stains or residues.

4. Remove Tough Stains
If you find tough or stubborn stains, you can try using a mixture of water and baking soda. Create a thick paste with the two ingredients and apply it to the stain. Let it sit for a few minutes and then gently scrub with a soft cloth. Remember to test this solution on a small hidden area before applying it to the entire surface.

5. Clean the Exterior
After cleaning the interior, it’s time to focus on the exterior of the suitcase. Use a damp cloth to clean all exterior surfaces, including handles and wheels. If the suitcase is made from a water-resistant material, you can also use a wet cloth to remove dirt.

6. Drying
After cleaning both the interior and exterior of the suitcase, allow it to dry completely. Make sure all parts are dry before storing the suitcase to prevent mold or unpleasant odors from forming.

7. Proper Storage
You can use silica gel packets inside the suitcase to absorb any residual moisture. If you have a protective cover for the suitcase, use it to shield it from dust and scratches during the storage period.

By following these steps, you’ll ensure that your suitcase is clean and ready to be stored until your next journey. A well-maintained suitcase will last over time and keep your personal belongings safe and hygienic for future adventures.