LEISURE & RETAIL
Chetan said: “We all need to take responsibility for the environment; as a practice we’ve been looking at various ways to improve our sustainability over the last few years.
“With Toucan Eco, we’ve been able to implement a cleaning regime that’s effective and safe, while reducing our impact on the environment. Not only does this eliminate our need to purchase cleaning chemicals, it also reduces the single- use plastic bottles that those chemicals come in.”
With a site measuring 940 sq. ft, Steve Courtney, Toucan Eco product lead at Robert Scott, recommended the Toucan Eco III model. This is a worktop unit that allows users to create one litre of solution at a time, which can be used for up to seven days.
Chetan continued: “We apply the solution from atomiser spray bottles and use microfibre cloths, which are laundered each day and reused to save on disposable products. I’d say that for most small businesses the Toucan Eco III is the ideal product. You can make one litre
of the solution at a time and when you run out you simply make more.”
At the current rate of usage, the practice estimates that by comparing the cost of the unit against the chemical sanitiser it was purchasing, the team expects to make a total saving of £500 - £700 per year and 100 less single-use plastic bottles.
In addition to the cost-saving and sustainability benefits that Toucan Eco brought to Brian D Suttie, the team also praised the non-toxic formula that is safe for staff and visitors.
Practice Manager Divia Gudka added: “We’re extremely pleased with the results from Toucan Eco so far. The non- toxic solution is very easy to make and provides fantastic cleaning results in both our clinical and retail areas. Patients have commented how soft the sanitiser is on the skin, unlike alcohol-based products, and really liked the concept of the solution and how environment friendly it is.”
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