To say that hand hygiene has never been more important than it is now would be a massive understatement. Regularly cleaning your hands with soap and water and sanitising them with hand sanitiser dramatically reduces the risk of both catching and spreading illness and disease such as coronavirus. Despite the seismic shift to home-based and…
As we should all know by now, washing our hands is one of the most effective ways to prevent the spread of coronavirus and a myriad of other illnesses and bacteria. It’s so crucial, in fact, that the World Health Organization has said that it’s the most important action we can take during the COVID-19…
Our hands may be crucial for, well, everything, but they’re a huge vector for the transmission of many disease-causing pathogens such as viruses and some (but not all) bacteria. And the fact that most work facilities such as toilets, seating areas, cafeterias. meeting rooms, and even desks in shared co-working or hot-desking offices means that…
After months of forced closure, many offices and workspaces are now opening back up. Whether your employees have been working from home or furloughed, returning them to the workplace will naturally seem like a difficult task. And while there are still restrictions in place and the COVID-19 pandemic is ongoing, it is important that you’re…
Hand sanitiser is simple to use, convenient, and is currently very easy to find now that the panic buying phase of the COVID-19 pandemic has long since stopped. While there is a correct way for you to use hand sanitiser to ensure that you get the most benefit from it, it’s far more important that…
Since the outbreak of COVID-19 earlier this year, sales of hand sanitisers have soared, as have the sales of personal protective equipment (PPE) such as facemasks and disposable gloves. These became so sought-after that retailers had to begin limiting the amount that people could buy at any one time, and many still have similar policies…
Hand sanitiser and hand soap may seem like interchangeable hygiene products, but they are meant for two different purposes. While it is smart to keep a bottle of hand sanitiser with you when you’re on the go, healthcare professionals and official bodies like the World Health Organization say that nothing beats a thorough hand wash…
There’s no doubting that hand sanitiser currently plays an imperative role in all of our lives. It’s a vital tool for disease and infection control that many of us are currently using to slow down the spread of coronavirus. However, with so many different hand sanitiser and general hand hygiene products available on the market,…
With many companies now bringing their employees back to the office environment, some people may assume that things are returning to “normal”, however, this isn’t exactly accurate. Things aren’t anywhere near being back to how they were pre-COVID yet, and it’s important that as an employer, manager, or anyone else involved in the provision or…
We recommend that Hand Sanitiser Dispenser are installed at the listed heights below. From the sanitiser outlet to the floor: Men’s washrooms – 1170 mm Women’s washrooms – 1120 mm Children’s washrooms, ages 4-7 – 810 mm Children’s washrooms, ages 7-10 – 910 mm Children’s washrooms, ages 10-13 – 1020 mm Children’s washrooms, ages 13-17…
