NuWash

A rapid cup cleaning station

What is NuWash?

NuWash is a high performance cleaning station for reusable cups, lids, and bottles. It is designed for workplaces, campuses, cafés, and foodservice environments where reuse needs to work consistently. NuWash supports reuse systems by providing a fast, hygienic way to clean reusables where people actually use them.

What problem it solves

Reuse breaks down when people cannot clean cups properly between uses. In shared environments, hand washing is inconsistent and dishwashers are rarely available or practical. Without a reliable way to clean reusable cups and bottles, single use becomes the default.

Product specification

Sustainability

2

months

NuWash reaches carbon neutrality compared with paper cups after around two months of typical use.

2,856

kg CO₂e

A single unit can avoid an estimated 2,856 kg of CO₂e compared with single use cups each year.

Universal compatibility

Cleans cups and bottles up to 320mm, including Stanleys. One system for a wide variety of reusables.

We clean the lid

The lid is where people drink from, it matters most. NuWash’s patented system delivers a 360° clean for both coffee lids and bottle caps.

Built for the tough stuff

More than a rinse. High pressure water jets deliver a proper clean in 35 seconds, removing milk, syrups, and chocolate.

Average Bacterial Count (CFU/cm²)

Before cleaning

> 48.3

Hand washing

28.0

NuWash System

10.2

2.8x

better than hand washing

up to

99%

bacteria reduction

Hygienic cleaning

Designed for food-safe cleaning using only hot, high pressure water, reducing bacterial build-up without relying on steam or chemicals.

Features

Made for real environments

Minimal maintenance

Automated self cleaning keeps the system hygienic. Cup cleaning uses water only, reducing maintenance, detergent handling, and running costs.

Future ready by design

Built to support refill and vending systems, including bottle based drink dispensing. NuWash is designed for what is coming next, not just what exists today.