According to a new study, one in five women (20 per cent) has been unable to afford period products due to the cost-of-living crisis. Research commissioned by global washroom hygiene services company Citron Hygiene found that women across the UK ...
Read More »Public toilets need further investment from local councils
One in three UK adults are unhappy about the cleanliness of the public toilets in their nearest town or city, a new study finds. In research commissioned by specialist hygiene services provider Citron Hygiene, seven in 10 Brits would prefer ...
Read More »Research reveals UK employees’ washroom concerns and how to resolve them
New independent research has found that the majority of employees have concerns about using a workplace washroom and has revealed the washroom improvements that they would like their employers to make. The YouGov, UK employee research, commissioned by national washroom ...
Read More »Loo-dicrous: Fewer Brits wash their hands than before the pandemic
Research released by Initial Washroom Hygiene has found that fewer people wash their hands after visiting a public washroom now, than in 2018. The findings come in spite of a government public information campaign that focused on handwashing to help ...
Read More »New research reveals the truth about hand washing and drying at work
New independent research has found that the majority of employees do not wash and dry their hands properly at work, despite both washing and drying being important to help reduce the spread of bacteria and viruses, including Covid. The YouGov ...
Read More »Research reveals level of carpet cleanliness influences visitor confidence
Impressions about cleanliness in commercial facilities start from the ground up, according to new research from Whittaker, a leader in low-moisture carpet cleaning. The survey, conducted online by The Harris Poll on behalf of Whittaker found that 83 per cent of Americans ...
Read More »ISS drives a new cleaning strategy to support patient recovery and healthcare safety
ISS Healthcare has commissioned an innovative project that will take a scientific and behavioural approach to healthcare cleaning and drive the nation’s healthcare journey in our places that heal. ISS worked closely with NHS England and NHS Improvement in the development of ...
Read More »“Vacuuming is a waste of skilled time” says CEO of TPLC
In a recent poll of cleaning professionals, only two per cent ranked vacuuming as ‘important’, yet vacuuming takes about 25 per cent of a cleaner’s time. Automated vacuuming cost less, cleans better, saves energy and frees up skilled cleaning teams ...
Read More »Infection fears leave businesses facing wave of customer boycotts
As businesses prepare to reopen their doors following the latest national lockdown measures, new research reveals that many companies across the country are facing millions more in lost revenues due to customer fears around infection risk. According to the nationally-representative ...
Read More »Robert Scott reveals cleaning trends for businesses in 2021
Cleaning manufacturer and distributor Robert Scott has identified three major trends emerging for 2021 based on its latest customer research. The three key trends cover infection control; visibility and frequency of cleaning; and increased sustainability and are predicted to govern ...
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