About Central Cleaning Supplies
Central Cleaning Supplies is an Australian‑owned distributor and retailer specialising in professional cleaning materials, chemicals, paper products and equipment. Based in West Footscray, Victoria, they supply commercial, industrial and domestic customers across Australia via their showroom, sales reps and online store at centralcleaning.com.au. Their product range typically includes janitorial supplies, cleaning chemicals, commercial vacuum cleaners, floor scrubbers, sweepers, carpet extractors, window cleaning gear, bins and liners, dispensers and washroom paper products, along with accessories and spare parts.
A charge from Central Cleaning Supplies may appear on your bank or card statement if you (or your business) purchased cleaning products or equipment in-store, placed an order through centralcleaning.com.au, paid a phone/email order, or settled a trade account invoice. Businesses may also see recurring or regular charges if they have standing orders for consumables (like paper products, chemicals or liners) or periodic payments on account. In some cases you may see a temporary “pending” or small pre‑authorisation amount if your card was used to confirm an order, a click‑and‑collect purchase, or a hire/loan of equipment where a security hold is required.
If you’re unsure about a Central Cleaning Supplies charge, first check recent invoices, email order confirmations and delivery dockets from centralcleaning.com.au or from your accounts department if you’re in a business. Compare the statement amount and date with any recent orders of cleaning products, equipment repairs or hire. For clarification, contact Central Cleaning Supplies directly using the details on their website (centralcleaning.com.au), quoting your full name, business name (if applicable), amount, and transaction date so they can locate the matching invoice. Common issues—such as duplicate charges, incorrect amounts, or confusion between a head‑office name and a local branch—are usually resolved by providing a copy or screenshot of your bank statement and any related invoice or order number.