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deposits being left on hand basins, and the soap comes in an enclosed cartridge that can be inserted inside the dispenser in seconds.


Toilet paper systems that reduce consumption and improve hygiene have also become the norm in recent years. For example, the Tork SmartOne. dispenser naturally limits the amount of paper people use by giving out one sheet at a time. The enclosed unit is more hygienic than loose rolls, or even jumbo roll dispensers which require the user to insert a hand inside to access the paper.


Technological advances have also had an impact on the washroom, providing systems that will streamline maintenance checks, aid social distancing, and ensure a


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constant supply of soap and paper.


Tork Vision Cleaning allows cleaners to remotely check on which dispensers are running low via ‘connected’ washroom dispensers. This allows them to top up the units whenever it suits them, avoiding the risk of run-outs.


There have been some extraordinary changes to our lives over the past 20-odd years – changes that have been reflected in the washroom. We at Essity will continue to build on the successes of the last two decades and come up with new, groundbreaking solutions that not only cater for today’s hygiene, sustainability and inclusive requirements, but will also serve us well in the future.


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