McLean-Sherwood Blog


January 2012
12: For Linens This Year - Anything Goes!!
December 2009
09: Need Catering?
March 2009
11: McLean-Sherwood Opens Orangeville Satellite Showroom!
January 2009
21: Rental Makes Economic Sense!
December 2008
17: We Listen!
April 2008
11: Going Green
March 2008
03: Welcome to our newly redesigned website


What People are saying about McLean-Sherwood:

“On behalf of The Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists, I would like to extend our warmest appreciation for all your help and patience. I spoke to a number of of staff members, all were extremely professional, courteous and helpful. Your team understands the real meaning of service!”

Laurie McVittle – OACETT – Toronto Ontario

“To all the kind staff at Mclean’s – Thank you all for your kind, helpful, courteous service throughout the year.”
Gail Dickson – Caterer, Event Planner

Going Green

Posted: Apr 11, 12:24 PM

In today’s culture of environmental awareness, more and more people are forever finding ways to reduce the footprints we leave in our world. Many of us in our 30’s and 40’s were introduced as kids to the phrase ‘Reduce, Re-use and Recycle’. As a society, we have continued to progress in the ways we can implement these three values. If we continue, the children of today will no longer have to be introduced to these ideas, but instead have them automatically integrated into their everyday lives.

Without even knowing it, the party rental industry has played a key role in minimizing the environmental impact on the world for the past 6 decades. China plates, stainless steel cutlery and linen tablecloths are sent ready for your table, then packed up at the end of the night to be returned in reusable containers, washed and made ready for the next function. It would be nice to think that every paper plate, plastic fork and disposable napkin ends up in the recycle bin, but at the end of a long day of partying, the big, black plastic bag tends to do most of the cleanup

And with today’s technology, washers use less water than ever before during the wash process and environmentally friendly chemicals are becoming more prevalent all the time. To attempt to maximize return on investments, party rentals will refurbish tables instead of replacing, or in many cases, cut down damaged tables and tablecloths to make smaller sizes.

At the end of the day, what began as serving a need for quantity and quality of items for your function, has turned into a step toward keeping this planet clean and useful to generations to come. The party rental industry including McLean-Sherwood Party Rental is doing it’s part to continue this tradition. So next time you walk past the paper products aisle at your big box store, pass on by, pick up a phone and call us. For a little extra investment, you’ll be sure to please your guests….as well as mother nature.

Submitted by:
Peter Webster CERP
President – McLean-Sherwood Party Rental

Back to Top of Page