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FREE FOAM HAND SANITISER BioHygiene has once again bucked the trend and manufactured an accredited foam hand sanitiser that contains no alcohol or quats – taking the high ground in a rapidly expanding market that is saturated with harmful, unsustainable ingredients and rogue products.
Manufactured in the UK, the sanitiser boasts an impressive cleaning profile. Killing 99.999% of common germs, it is highly effective against viruses and bacteria, clings to hands easily due to the foam, and offers residual protection – unlike alcohol-based alternatives.
True to the company’s principles of environmental responsibility, the product is derived from natural and sustainable technology, whilst being 100% biodegradable and safer for the user than traditional hand sanitisers.
“There is a common misconception that a hand sanitiser must be alcohol-based for it to be effective,
this is simply not true – there are other options available,” said Dr Carolyn Jones, Technical Director at BioHygiene.
“As many individuals will have experienced during the last few months, prolonged use of alcohol-based products can lead to dry and cracked skin, whereas our lactic acid-based sanitiser uses beauty industry technology to leave hands feeling soft and hydrated.
“Furthermore, we are beginning to see regular stories in the news of the perils of alcohol- based hand sanitisers, with high flammability being the cause of some particularly disturbing instances. The unprecedented demand has also lead manufacturers of traditional hand sanitisers to see a shortage of raw materials, including gel thickeners. This has resulted in many non-viscous products which do not cling effectively and quickly run off the hands,” said Dr Jones.
BioHygiene is a Cardiff-based manufacturer with a strong environmental ethos. Using naturally derived, responsible ingredients, its full product range – including its All- Purpose and hand sanitisers – have seen unprecedented demand during the Coronavirus Pandemic.
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adoption of digital processes, by our customers, across all sectors. Whilst out on site, you will be instantly connected to see what machines you have on hire, hire and off-hire machines, or watch familiarisation videos anytime of the day.
“It’s a real timesaver. The AFI App along with our existing online portal means that users can open an account and place an order in minutes as well as accept quotes. It offers customers the best digital experience.
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INTEGRATED MEWP HIRE APP AFI’s Group Services Team have developed a fully integrated AFI MEWP Hire App which allows users to create a trade account and register their details and browse machines available for hire.
Customers can also request, retrieve, view, and accept or decline quotes on selected machines, wherever they are, on a smartphone device.
New customers can register for an AFI account and quickly place a
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cherry picker hire order via the fully- integrated app. Existing customers can use their smartphones and their current online login details to access their AFI account 24/7 and enjoy all the benefits of accessing their AFI Online accounts from home, from site, or wherever they are.
Luke Roberts, Head of Digital Transformation at AFI Group Services, said: “AFI have started a journey to lead the industry with technology. This app has been over a year in the making. COVID-19 has had the effect of accelerating the
“Anyone who is currently onsite or at home and organising equipment for jobs in the next few days or weeks can pick up their phone and use the App to hire the machine they need to get the job done.”
The AFI App is part of a wider digital transformation strategy to make it easy for customers in different sectors, to do business with AFI group of companies. It was originally designed before the pandemic for a growing number of customers working remotely from tablet and mobile devices.
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