A Guide to Saving Costs on Workplace Hygiene
Enhance Your Workplace Hygiene Whilst Cutting Costs High standards of hygiene have always played an important role to keep people safe and well in the
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As a facility manager, you are responsible for the maintenance and security of workplace facilities, and with that, hygiene and cleanliness should remain a top priority, all year round. Sickness and ill health could be put down to a lack of proper hygiene measures in place, and it can be detrimental to business success. Therefore, delivering the highest standards in your commercial washroom shouldn’t be overlooked. Some of the benefits include:
We understand that washrooms can contribute a lot of ‘noise’ amongst clients, and as such, enlisting the help of a hygiene services company will ensure great value is placed upon your washrooms, in addition to eliminating conversations with unhappy clients who haven’t had their sanitary bins emptied!
With over 45 years’ experience earning the trust of the world’s most reputable clients, discover how Citron Hygiene can elevate your washroom experience. Could your client’s washrooms be next?
Amid soaring inflation and the rise in living costs, nearly one in eight women across the UK are predicted to struggle to afford sanitary products within the next year, prioritising necessities such as gas and fuel and using makeshift methods to manage their cycle instead. Period poverty has been shown to affect workplace performance, and many menstruators are forced to take paid and unpaid sick leave due to the reluctance to report ‘shameful’ symptoms. Citron Hygiene has a solution that will help though.
Installing Aunt Flow in your commercial washrooms will give your visitors and employees access to free-vend, eco-friendly pads and tampons when they need them. Additionally, facility managers can benefit from a subscription-based contract for Aunt Flow, saving precious time each month.
Sanitary bins are an essential solution for every commercial washroom, in the same way soap and toilet paper are. Our sanitary disposal bins include space-saving hands-free units and stylish solutions to offer the most hygienic washroom experience for all. From installation, to routine, on-time servicing, and expert waste disposal – our team of technicians will take care of it all, so you don’t have to worry about plumbing costs and maintenance stress! .
Colds and flu are known to be highly contagious, not to mention all sorts of other illnesses including gastroenteritis and norovirus, but did you know hand hygiene can reduce illnesses such as colds by a staggering 21%? With this is mind, you should aim to protect your building’s occupants and reduce absenteeism through sufficient hand soap dispensers and sanitisers where soap and water aren’t readily available.
Hand drying has been shown to reduce the number of bacteria transferred to skin, utilities and food by up to 99%! Create healthier, safer and more sustainable spaces that meet today’s elevated standards for public health and safety with our environmentally friendly hand drying solutions, producing up to 80% less CO2 than other hand dryers.
Washrooms may only use 5% of your client’s square footage but getting them right is crucial. Toilets and urinals are at the heart of your washroom, and ineffective methods, such as unnecessary amounts of flushing and bleach will drastically increase water bills and may contribute to bad odours. Fortunately, with our intelligent approach to urinal and toilet care, you can save on costly water bills and keep your washrooms clean, hygienic, and smelling fresh. .
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Is your business debating supplying free period products to your employees and guests? You should be. A recent study commissioned by Citron Hygiene found that 70.6%
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