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How many of us have thought to wash our hands after blowing our nose, coughing or sneezing especially in a public place?  It’s sometimes inconvenient and time-consuming when you’re in a rush or under time commitments. At the same time, avoiding touching your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands is also a chore. If you’re like me, you have to repeatedly remind yourself. Filled hand soap containers in public places are a constant reminder not only to people like me to wash their hands but to your customers as well. The more you wash your hands the less likely...

You bet it does. We all know and have learned the importance of washing hands and not touching surfaces. Covid19 brought that rapidly “home” to us now and for the future. We all want to maintain a healthy lifestyle and to combat numerous viruses. One way to encourage non-touch hand washing is with an ESD-250 series sensor-and battery-operated liquid soap dispenser by Sloan.  The ESD-250 is a modular one-piece construction and easily mounted to a deck surface. The active infrared sensor operation dispenses the right amount of soap each time, saving you soap. There is even a flashing red light...

You’ve all seen them and probably used them. The convenient little plastic bottles of shampoo, rinse, lotion and moisturizer in the hotel rooms you’ve stayed in. Well, they’re on their way out to help reduce the amount of plastic waste in the world and its oceans. For example, recent California legislation is underway to ban hotels from providing toiletries in single-use plastic bottles and is being followed by New York. California Near Ban of Hotel Amenity Bottles  From:  https://www.cleanlink.com/news/article/California-Near-Ban-Of-Hotel-Amenity-Bottles--23980 CleanLink To give you an idea how many plastic bottles would be saved from entering the land fill: Marriott hotel suggests...

During this time of crisis, as jobs decline and supplies diminish, our company www.shopmarketnet.com is continuing to hold its prices for all their products including soap, dispensers, cleaning supplies, urinal cartridges and screens, etc. For example, in a recent article: Janitorial Products Company Accused of Price Gouging https://www.cleanlink.com/news/article/Janitorial-Products-Company-Accused-Of-Price-Gouging CleanLink A janitorial company increased prices to offset business troubles creating an enraged customer base. Price gouging on products such as hand soap refills, which is critically important now more than ever, has gotten so bad that eBay has banned the sales of such products. At MarketNet, we have a sufficient supply...

How many times while washing our hands in public restrooms have we seen in the mirror, users leaving without washing? Recently, I was using the public restroom at a fast food restaurant and witnessed a uniformed employee leaving the stall without washing. I reported it to the manager and a few weeks later, I saw signs “Employees Must Wash Their Hands.” Wouldn’t it be great if the sign read “All Users Must Wash Their Hands?” as a habit-building reminder. My grandson recently reported that boys don’t wash with soap and water in his high school’s restroom. I asked him if...