Restrooms

Achieving the utmost sanitary conditions in restrooms and locker rooms involves incorporating materials that stand up to destruction, offer bacterial resistance, and are easy to clean.

Most experts will agree that closed, sealed dispensing systems are the best line of defense against contamination and the best practice solution for delivering hygiene products.

Process Cleaning for Healthy Schools® (PC4HS) is designed to combine the best of zone cleaning with Team Cleaning®, or as it is sometimes called, group cleaning. With this approach, cleaning workers work as a team, but each worker has specific duties: trash collection, vacuuming, restrooms, etc.

A perceived benefit of sensor-controlled fixtures is that they save water. However, sensor-controlled fixtures can actually use more water than manually-operated systems.

Graffiti and vandalism also tend to be recurrent problems in many educational settings, a fact of which school administrators and the cleaning professionals that provide services and products to schools and school districts are well aware.

Most of us now know that the focus of the professional cleaning industry is protecting human health. Nowhere is this more important than in the cleaning and maintenance of public restrooms.

Improper disposal of feminine hygiene products can also pose a public health threat. While these products may indeed be sanitary when they are fresh out of the box, they can become a breeding ground for a variety of germs and bacteria after use.