If a surface looks clean, then it most probably is, right? Wrong! Many surfaces may look clean because they appear to be free from stains; however surfaces such as toilet seats are a common breeding place for a vast array of bacteria that can be very harmful to humans who come into contact with them. With the risk of Swine Flu on the increase, it is even more important than ever to make proper surface hygiene a main concern to stop cross contamination.
There are many products designed to enhance environments - such as air freshening dispenser units and soap dispensers, for example, but facilities tend to overlook the continuing issue of unsafe surfaces and products dedicated to surface sanitising are difficult to obtain.
However, Vectair Systems' Safeseat Surface Sanitizer and Toilet Seat Sanitizer Dispenser provides the individual with the opportunity to clean and sanitise surfaces such as toilet seats effectively before use. The Safeseat sanitising chemical is ultra quick drying and effective against all harmful bacteria on and around toilet fixtures. 'Sealed until installed' pouches ensure installation of refills is quick, effortless and contamination-free and there is a lock facility available for added security.
The product is ideal for use in areas such as washrooms, offices, toilet areas, care homes, hotels, and schools. Installing Safeseat Surface Sanitizer demonstrates a company’s commitment to the welfare of staff, visitors and customer.
Who knows what’s lurking on the next surface you sit, rest or lean on? Safeseat Surface Sanitiszer is the ideal solution to this concern.
If a surface looks clean, then it most probably is, right? Wrong! Many surfaces may look clean because they appear to be free from stains; however surfaces such as toilet seats are a common breeding place for a vast array of bacteria that can be very harmful to humans who come into contact with them. With the risk of Swine Flu on the increase, it is even more important than ever to make proper surface hygiene a main concern to stop cross contamination.