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WASHROOM HYGIENE


Other key points to bear in mind are the type of work being carried out by staff and the impression the company wishes to create. For example, the offices of an upmarket legal firm or a prestigious finance company may choose the smartest of dispensers and the most luxurious of paper towels and soaps in order to impress visitors and clients, whereas a public sector office may prefer more functional systems.


And in an industrial workplace where staff are continually dirtying their hands with substances such as grease, oil, solvents or paint, a more heavy-duty solution may be required.


Soft, high quality hand towels in the washrooms of a smart office will create a good impression on visitors while making staff feel valued.


The Tork Xpress Multifold Hand Towel Dispenser works well here, particularly when supplied in either a Tork Aluminium or black Tork Elevation finish. The towels inside can be embossed with a lilac, blue or silver grey leaf pattern to add to the effect of luxury.


Tork Luxury Foam Soap or Tork Extra Mild Foam Soap also work well in smart offices when housed in the Tork Aluminium dispenser or black Tork Elevation dispenser with touch-


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free Intuition Sensor. All Tork foam soap refills contain 2,500 doses of soap – around two and a half times the amount contained in a liquid soap bottle of the same volume – which means the soap supply is unlikely to run out between maintenance checks.


A good toilet tissue solution for smart, exclusive offices is the Tork Mid-size Toilet Roll in a black Tork Elevation unit. The toilet paper can be supplied with an embossed soft blue or silver grey leaf to complement the hand towel choice, and the system’s automatic roll shift ensures a constant supply of toilet tissue which means that the paper never runs out.


The high-capacity Tork Matic dispenser in white Tork Elevation works well in any busy workplace washroom including more functional and industrial environments. The unit holds sufficient paper for more than 400 hand dries, which means the risk of paper running out during busy periods is reduced. The Tork SmartOne is a good toilet tissue solution for general workplace washrooms since the system has been proven to reduce toilet tissue consumption by up to 40%. This cuts costs, reduces maintenance and improves sustainability since less paper is used.


The Hygiene Matters study was conducted in Brazil, China, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Mexico, The Netherlands, Russia, South Africa, United Kingdom and the United States. It is part of a series of surveys that we have carried out into workplace washrooms. Another of which revealed that 25% of UK employees are worried about picking up an infection from a workplace washroom.


Of course, no employer can afford to make their washrooms such a comfortable environment that staff are encouraged to while away hours in there. But for employers it is counter- productive to field a workforce of people who are preoccupied with anxieties for their health and well- being instead of concentrating on the task in hand.


By providing clean, hygienic washrooms that can be used with no fear of infection, employers will remove this basic worry from their staff – and this could well result in a major boost in productivity.


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