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8 Best Cleaning Supplies and Janitorial Suppliers in Singapore (2026)

Eight Singapore suppliers of cleaning chemicals, washroom consumables and floor-care equipment for offices, shops and facilities, with what each publishes.

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Amir Wahab
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Stocking a building with mops, detergents, bin liners, hand soap and floor machines is a different job from hiring a cleaner, and it needs a different kind of supplier. This guide covers Singapore companies that sell cleaning chemicals, washroom consumables, accessories and cleaning equipment, based on what each publishes on its own website. Some focus on chemicals, some on tissue and dispensers, others on scrubber dryers and vacuums. We list no prices because none are published for most ranges, so use each entry to see what the supplier carries, then request a quote against your own list of items. Always check the current catalogue and delivery terms directly with the company before ordering.

1. Orapi Asia

Orapi Asia presents itself as part of the French Groupe Paredes Orapi and sells professional hygiene products alongside industrial maintenance and process consumables. Its site organises the catalogue by use, with professional hygiene sections for floors, surfaces, food hygiene, washrooms, personal hygiene, air fresheners and laundry. A separate maintenance range covers workshop and transport cleaning, greasing and lubricating, and bonding and sealing. Buyers can also browse by industry, with pages for hotels, restaurants, healthcare, commercial laundry, building and facilities, education and manufacturing. The Singapore office is listed in the Tuas area, and the contact page offers sales and marketing email routes plus a WhatsApp link. Because the range leans towards chemicals and consumables rather than machines, it suits buyers wanting one chemical supplier.

2. Taisin Paper

Taisin Paper (S) Pte Ltd describes itself as a Singapore distributor and supplier of hygiene products, and its online catalogue is organised by item type. Categories listed include paper hand towels, jumbo roll tissue, dinner napkins, dispensers, garbage bags, gloves, cloth, aluminium foil and chemicals, under brand names such as Royal, LIVI and BELUX. That mix makes it a practical stop for a washroom or pantry restock where tissue, bin liners and cleaning liquids are bought together. The site places the company in the Geylang Bahru area and provides a contact page, sales email addresses and a WhatsApp link for enquiries. Check the current stock list and any ordering requirements with the company before placing a recurring order for a larger premises.

3. Jeff Supplies

Jeff Supplies calls its site a one-stop solution for cleaning needs and splits the catalogue into machines, accessories and detergents. The machine section is the most detailed, listing robotics, scrubbers, sweepers, vacuum cleaners, carpet and upholstery machines, high-pressure water jets, blowers, orbital machines, disinfection systems, a handwashing system and escalator cleaners. Accessories and detergents sit alongside, so a buyer can match consumables to the equipment being purchased. The company lists its premises at Tampines Industrial Avenue 5 in the T5 building, with weekday opening hours stated on its contact page and a WhatsApp link for questions. It is a sensible shortlist name for a building manager comparing machines and the detergents that go with them.

4. Klenco

Klenco Singapore Pte Ltd operates the Klenco Asia website, which presents industrial and institutional cleaning equipment, tools and chemicals for Singapore and neighbouring markets. Its home page groups products into cleaning machines, cleaning tools and supplies, cleaning chemicals and sustainable products, so one supplier can cover machines, consumables and the chemistry used with them. The contact page gives the Singapore head office as a Gul Crescent address in the Jurong industrial area, lists regional offices in Malaysia and China, and offers a WhatsApp link. The footer still shows a 2020 copyright line, so confirm the latest range and availability directly before relying on a product page. Facilities teams with mixed needs may find the range easy to scan.

5. SuperSteam

SuperSteam's website sorts its Singapore range into cleaning machines, cleaning supplies and cleaning chemicals. Machines include walk-behind and ride-on autoscrubbers, vacuums, steam cleaners, sweepers, high-pressure jets and blowers. The supplies section lists floor and window tools, mop buckets and trolleys, microfibre cloths, scrubbing pads, spray bottles, caution signs, and odour control and toilet products. Chemicals cover handsoaps, dishwash liquids, multipurpose cleaners, degreasers, floor care, sanitisers and dosing devices. The site also links a brands page and highlights featured products, and it publishes separate sales and service lines at a Changi South address on weekdays. Its pages carry few dates, so ask about current stock when you enquire. It suits buyers who prefer to source tools and chemicals together.

6. Initial Hygiene Singapore

Initial Hygiene runs an online shop aimed at commercial washrooms, and its pages say the brand has operated in Singapore for decades. The catalogue lists soap, sanitiser, paper towel and jumbo-roll dispensers, along with the matching consumables such as hand soap, paper towels and toilet rolls. Further sections cover eco hygiene items like urinal bowl cleaner and deodoriser, mould removal products, microfibre mops and cloths, air purifiers and a dehumidifier. The shop states a free-shipping threshold, and its contact page names Rentokil Initial Singapore at a Jalan Mesin address, with an email, a phone number and a site-survey booking button. It suits offices and shops that want dispensers and refills matched in one order. Check delivery terms before ordering.

7. Calfarme

Calfarme (Singapore) Pte Ltd says on its website that it was founded in Singapore in 1977, and it lists washroom and bio-cleaning products under its own brand names. These include BioPlus, BioTabs, CLEANBIO, FoamCare and FreshMate, together with sanitary disposal bins and dispensers. That suits buyers who want dispensers and the refills designed for them from one maker, rather than mixing brands. The site gives a head office address in an Ang Mo Kio industrial building, and a footer dated 2025 with a September 2025 trade-fair news item. It publishes phone numbers and a contact page but no general email address, so enquiries start by phone or through the form. Ask which products it sells directly to small businesses and which go through distributors.

8. Kärcher Singapore

Kärcher Singapore's professional section covers the equipment side of janitorial supply. Its catalogue lists high-pressure cleaners, wet and dry vacuums, floor scrubbers and scrubber driers, sweepers, carpet cleaners, steam cleaners, cleaning robots, manual cleaning equipment such as trolleys and buckets, and accessories, plus a cleaning and care products category for use with the machines. The company publishes a Kärcher Centre showroom address at Teban Gardens for professional machines, with weekday walk-in hours, and offers a quotation request page, a sales email and separate WhatsApp lines for sales and servicing. It is a manufacturer's local arm rather than a general chemical supplier, so pair it with a chemical or consumables stockist if you also need detergents and liners.

How to choose

  • List what you actually buy each month before approaching anyone: chemicals, liners, tissue, gloves, tools and machines. Some suppliers on this list are strongest in chemicals, others in washroom consumables or floor equipment, so a written list lets you see quickly which one can cover the most lines.
  • Ask for current product data sheets for any chemical you plan to use, and check what surfaces and dilution it is meant for. Each company describes its own products, so compare the written instructions rather than marketing labels, and keep a copy for your cleaning contractor or staff.
  • If you are buying machines, ask who services them, how spare parts are obtained and whether a demonstration is possible on your own floor. A supplier that sells machines together with accessories and detergents can simplify this, but confirm the after-sales arrangement in writing.
  • Check the practical ordering terms, including minimum order size, delivery coverage, lead times for out-of-stock items and whether recurring orders are possible. Smaller premises may prefer an online shop with a stated shipping threshold, while larger sites may need a quotation and a named contact.
  • Where a supplier mentions certifications, eco labels or approvals, treat those as its own statements and ask for the paperwork before relying on them. Also confirm that dispensers and refills are compatible, because mixing brands can mean leaks, wasted stock or products that do not fit your fittings.
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Amir Wahab

Founder and Editor

Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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