24/7 air care
It’s easy to forget air care, when it comes to daytime cleaning, and yet it’s one of the most effective and simple forms of making visitors feel comfortable. It’s also a brilliant way to boost your facility’s general impression, day-in, day-out.
Fragrance plays an integral part in our lives, surrounding us and influencing our moods, feelings and emotions in much the same way as colour. As one of our key senses, the fragrance of a room, shop or washroom heavily influences our experience of our surroundings. By selecting the right perfume, the scent can form an integral part of the customer experience and support a company’s image.
As one of Europe’s leading manufacturers of fragrances and dispensers P+L Systems Washroom understands the importance of creating the right first impression. Fragrances can be used to create an association between a location and a particular feeling. Nowhere is this more important than areas where cleanliness and hygiene are valued - washrooms, hotel rooms and gym changing rooms to name but a few. By selecting a Lemon Fresh or Fresh Linen scent, customers can immediately perceive clean, well-cared for environments where they matter most. Using a fragrance such as Baby Powder in a child’s clothes or toy shop will evoke feelings of nostalgia, and will making the buying process more pleasurable.
Scents can also be used to create exclusive environments, particularly important for hotels, bars and restaurants. The Precious range of fragrances from P+L Systems Washroom uses a complex blend of luxury oils to crate fragrances that evolve over time, preventing sensory fatigue. A number of retailers and high end hotels use a fragrance from the Precious range in their shops and lobby’s to create a welcoming environment. Similarly, spas and leisure clubs choose scents from the Concept range, using
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fragrances such as the soft, herbal aroma of Revitalising or the fresh citrus notes of Refreshing to create a relaxing environment for customers.
Choosing the right fragrance can sometimes be difficult. Different environments have different requirements depending on the user – whether that be a women’s clothes shop requiring a very feminine fragrance or a male changing room requiring an overtly masculine scent. With this in mind, P+L Systems Washroom have created a fragrance map to help customers to select the right fragrance for their environment. Fragrances are ranked by the principle notes of the fragrance as well as how intense they are and whether they are best suited to feminine, masculine or neutral environments.
It is not just about using the right fragrance but also the right equipment to diffuse the fragrance. For businesses such as hotels or service stations, where round-the-clock fragrancing is required, a pre-programmed LED dispenser is the ideal choice. Users simply programme the unit to spray every 7.5, 15, or 30 minutes depending on the frequency required, ensuring that the space is kept smelling fresh throughout the 24-hour period.
Alternatively, if the application only needs to be fragranced for a restricted timeframe, during office hours for example, a fully
programmable LCD dispenser is ideal. The dispenser can be programmed to spray only between certain hours and also has the facility to have ‘off days’ for when the building is not in use. This can provide a cost effective solution to customers as the fragrance is only used when required, thus prolonging the life of the can. Fragrance dispensers from P+L Systems Washroom are available in a clean white or polished chrome finish, making them perfect for contemporary and classic locations alike.
P+L Systems Washroom is Europe’s leading supplier of fragrances and dispensers with over 25 years experience of developing products for commercial use. For more information on the full range of leading washroom products please visit:
www.pandlwashroom.com, call +44(0)800 988 5359 or email
info@pandlsystems.com.
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