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GOJO launches new dispenser and soap
Skin health specialist, GOJO Industries-Europe, has introduced a new, complete solution to help fight the spread of germs in facilities across a variety of industries.
Available in the UK and France from July 2021, the PURELL SOLUTION features innovative new dispensers and a brand new type of ‘healthy soap’, which benefits from ‘CLEAN RELEASE Technology’ (CRT).
PURELL HEALTHY SOAP sets a new standard for soap performance, enabling users to achieve their deepest clean ever, thanks to its ‘CRT’. This breakthrough technology allows the product to reach into areas of the skin which are hard to reach. More than 99% of dirt and germs is removed from hands, and up to 3.4 times fewer germs are left on the skin, compared to standard soaps.
This remarkably mild formulation is also kind to hands – even with frequent use. Dermatologically tested and formulated for dry and sensitive skin, the formulation includes 90% naturally derived ingredients, and leaves 2x less residue.
It’s also free from parabens and phthalates, as well as harsh preservatives and anti-bacterial ingredients, which are some of the most common causes of severe skin irritation, and is available with or without fragrance. In user trials, 95% preferred PURELL HEALTHY SOAP over regular soap.
The revolutionary new PURELL ES8 Dispenser addresses the two most common service issues: dispensers running empty, and worn-out batteries. Its ‘AT-A-GLANCE’ refill design makes it easy to monitor product levels with one quick look, saving both time and labour – and potential customer complaints about empty dispensers.
Boasting breakthrough ‘Energy-on-the-Refill’ technology, each refill comes with an integrated battery. This enables continuous touch-free dispensing without the worry of the battery wearing out or the hassle of having to change it. As well as PURELL HEALTHY SOAP High Performance Foam Hand Wash, the dispenser is also compatible with PURELL HEALTHY SOAP Mild Foam or PURELL Advanced Hygienic Hand Rub.
GOJO’s Chris Wakefield, commented: “Never before have so many understood that the simple act of washing hands can break the chain of infection, and improve health outcomes.
“The technology in our PURELL ES8 dispenser prevents it from running empty – the ultimate barrier to hand hygiene, whilst the CRT in PURELL HEALTHY SOAP boosts soap performance. Its novel formula reaches deeper into hard- to-reach areas of the skin to gently remove 30% more dirt and germs than regular soap. With cleaner hands as a result, PURELL HEALTHY SOAP helps to reduce germ transmission in facilities across a variety of industries.”
www.gojo.com
WCEC hosts first live event since pandemic began
WCEC’s first Court Luncheon since the pandemic began.
It was the WCEC’s first cautious step in returning to a situation resembling normal as the Court meeting and lunch took place at Glaziers Hall. The event was well received by all attending WCEC members: guests were required to wear masks, and there were no more than six people at a table – 62 guests in total.
The first Worshipful Company of Environmental Cleaners (WCEC) Court Luncheon of the year was held in the City of London on 2 July 2021, their first live event since way back in February 2020.
There might have been much fewer attendees, but every one of them was delighted to be able to convene in person at the
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John Shonfeld, Master of the WCEC, said: “While we were limited to fewer guests than normal, we were able to have a strong enough gathering, observing all covid-secure rules. It was very refreshing for us to be together once again, even though technology has allowed us to keep in touch over the most challenging periods of the pandemic. I cannot thank the organisers enough for their efforts to make our Court Luncheon a reality.”
The next scheduled WCEC event will be the official installation ceremony of the incoming Master, Gary Fage, on 17 September 2021.
www.wc-ec.com
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