WASHROOM HYGIENE


ignore the hand dryer on the way out of the washroom. Both the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the NHS, state that hand drying is crucial and should not be ignored.


Air sterilisation As well as bacteria found on washroom surfaces, the air also poses a risk of infection in small, poorly ventilated areas. Contaminated droplets in the air have been cited as the main way of transmitting many viruses, particularly COVID-19. Even the most robust cleaning regime won’t be able to stand up to these invisible enemies, which is why adopting air sterilisation is vital.


Double the defence Combining hand hygiene and air sterilisation can help keep on top of outbreaks and limit the risk of infection. Our Sterillo DUO is the most hygienic hand dryer on the market, and the only unit in the world capable of killing viruses like COVID-19.


It couples rapid hand drying with our state-of-the-art air sterilisation technology, which kills 99.9% of all airborne germs. The unit draws in air to the mirrored killing chamber, sterilises it with UVC light rays, and recirculates clean air, rendering germs unable to multiply and therefore spread.


The technology, which has been extensively tested at the UK Government’s Public Health England labs at Porton Down, has been proven to kill 98.9% of germs within one hour of being switched on. It then continues to sterilise the air continuously, up to ten times every hour.


By doubling up on your approach to washroom hygiene, you can strengthen your defence against surface and airborne pathogens, and help keep infection outbreaks at bay.


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