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is likely to require servicing and when a dispenser may need to be refilled. This prevents cleaners from having to make multiple journeys to the facility to carry out random checks.


The retail sector has bounced back admirably since Covid-19. According to a report in Retail Week this autumn, 67% of British people plan to spend either the same or more than they did last year during the final quarter of 2024.


And it is not only the online market that is booming. According to analysis by UK estate agent Savills, monthly footfall in shopping centres rose 3.8% from May to June


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this year and high streets saw an increase in traffic of 3.1%, partly speared by the men’s European football Championships. New data from MRI Software reveals that retail footfall remained resilient throughout August, despite the nationwide riots and the fact that many people were away on their summer holidays.


Ensuring that the washrooms of a shopping centre remain clean, hygienic and well stocked is not an easy task during the pre-Christmas rush. But providing salubrious facilities will help tempt people back to the shops and give retail managers that boom in sales they urgently need.


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