THE CHEMICAL ADVANTAGE
What are the real benefits of a chemical dispensing system that doses or dilutes? For those of you not in the know, Brightwell has the answers.
A chemical dispensing system doses or dilutes chemical at the point of use, by the end user. The popularity of these systems in the cleaning and hygiene industry has increased over the years due to their green, safe-to- use and cost-effective advantages.
A GREENER SOLUTION Pre-diluted, ready-to-use spray bottles and cleaning products are increasingly becoming an outdated practice. Whilst convenient, they come with many drawbacks. Spray bottles are expensive, need a lot of storage space and are harmful to the environment due to waste created from the packaging and transport.
For that reason, chemical dispensing systems are increasingly recognised as a better solution for the environment. They reduce excess waste, as users can use reusable bottles. For example, a 2l container of chemical concentrate is approximately 75 spray bottles. Less packaging means fewer deliveries and lowers fuel use that makes a positive impact on the carbon footprint - not to mention the reduction of transport costs.
As more companies opt for greener solutions, chemical dispensing systems are the preferred choice.
SAFER FOR THE USER Chemicals in their pure form are hazardous and can have an adverse effect on people’s health. Chemical dispensing systems increase staff
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safety by removing direct contact and exposure to the chemical.
There are now many options to store chemicals available on the market. Brightwell Dispensers’ ECO RANGE for example, has a protective cabinet to store chemicals, minimising risk of handling the chemical and helping to reduce spillage and injuries.
ENSURES
ACCURATE DOSING Effective cleaning is vital in the hygiene and cleaning sectors. This effectiveness of cleaning routines starts with preparing the cleaning chemicals at the point of use. When the user manually pours the chemical into water to dilute, they risk using too much or too little.
With self-pouring methods, users cannot always accurately determine the right amount to use. Using too much results in wastage and can create sticky surfaces as the chemical hasn’t been diluted properly. Not a great impression for customers.
If you use too little chemical, it can result in poor cleaning results and the cleaning has to be carried out again. In environments such as the healthcare sector, inefficient cleaning comes with serious implications. It can increase the risk of illness and spread bacteria.
This can result in either wasting chemicals or inefficient cleaning, which comes with serious
implications. Chemical dispensers ensure an accurate dose of chemical, every time. This promotes thorough cleaning, prevents wastage and controls your costs.
COST-EFFECTIVE As businesses are constantly looking for ways to reduce and correctly forecast cleaning cost, the use of chemical concentrates in conjunction with a chemical dosing system provides cost-saving advantages.
As chemical dispensing systems precisely dose the correct amount of chemical each time, this benefits businesses as it makes it easier to predict their cleaning costs. They can control the consumption of chemicals and monitor how much they use.
Overall, a chemical dispensing system is a cost-effective alternative to using ready-made cleaning solutions. They are better for the environment, efficient and make cleaning easier by providing safe and accurate dosing.
Brightwell Dispensers Ltd created the ECO RANGE of chemical dispensing and dosing systems, offering businesses a wide variety of cost- effective systems for precise, safe and reliable chemical management. With the ECOMULTI, users can dilute up to four chemicals from one dispenser, making it a one stop cleaning station that is easy to manage and use.
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