Is your soap clean?

Many soap dispensers in public places are contaminated with potentially harmful bacteria. Washing with contaminated soap increase the concentrations on people’s hands and on the surfaces they touch. Refillable Bulk Soap Puts the Health of Washroom Users and the Image of Building Owners at RiskA recent study has shown that hands can have as much as 25 times more germs after washing with[..]

It’s dirty out there, Is your soap clean?

Many soap dispensers in public places are contaminated with potentially harmful bacteria. Washing with contaminated soap increase the concentrations on people’s hands and on the surfaces they touch. Refillable Bulk Soap Puts the Health of Washroom Users and the Image of Building Owners at Risk A recent study has shown that hands can have as much as 25 times more germs after washing with[..]

How can your hands possibly have 25% more germs after washing?…

Many soap dispensers in public places are contaminated with potentially harmful bacteria. Washing with contaminated hand soap increase the concentrations on people’s hands and on the surfaces they touch.  Refillable Bulk Hand Soap Puts the Health of Washroom Users and the Image of Building Owners at Risk. A recent study has shown that hands can have as much as 25 times more germs after[..]

Own a Bulk Refillable Soap Dispenser? You Have To Read This…..

  3 Reasons your Refillable bulk soap might not be a great ideaMessy and labor-intensive Proven susceptible to bacterial contamination that can lead to a range of health issues The refillable bulk soap risk was highlighted as part of a CNN report on The 8 Germiest Places at the Mall, on November 26, 2011.Many soap dispensers in public places are contaminated with potentially harmful[..]

Electric Hand Dryers Are The Most Hygienic Way To Dry Hands Right? Science Says Otherwise.

           Versus Using paper towels to dry your hands is far more hygienic than using electric hand dryers   Using hand dryers actually increases the amount of bacteria on hands and can spread cross contamination in public washrooms, according to an independent scientific study. The study, conducted by scientists at the University of Westminster, London, measured the number of bacteria on[..]