Collection: Devices

Touch-free hygiene solutions, such as faucets, dispensers, and handwashing stations, are considered cleaner than manual ones due to their infrared sensors that automatically distribute soap, sanitizer, or water, preventing germs from spreading. This is particularly important in public restrooms, healthcare settings, and food service areas, as it reduces waste and ensures consistent product supply.

Automatic hand dryers are cost-effective, easy to maintain, and environmentally friendly compared to paper towels. They reduce paper waste and eliminate the need for waste management, lowering operating costs. Despite conflicting research on hygiene, modern hand dryers are considered hygienic. High-speed jet air dryers dry hands quickly, making them a good choice for public and commercial restrooms.

Fogging machines are designed for specific purposes and produce different outcomes. Ultra-Low Volume (ULV) cold foggers create fine droplets, ideal for indoor and outdoor applications like odour control, disinfection, and pest control. They cover large areas quickly and use few chemicals, leaving little residue. Thermal foggers create visibly thick fog by heating water or oil-based solutions, allowing them to cover large areas quickly and penetrate plants. They are ideal for eliminating outdoor pests like mosquitoes but should not be used indoors due to their thick and greasy fog. Electrostatic sprayers charge liquid droplets, ensuring even coverage, especially for complex surfaces in businesses, healthcare facilities, and educational institutions. Each type of fogging machine has its advantages, with thermal foggers suitable for outdoor use and confined spaces, electrostatic sprayers for disinfection without residue, and ULV foggers for rapidly covering large areas.

The cleanliness of automatic hand dryers is a topic of debate. Some studies suggest that regular hot air and jet air dryers can make hands dirtier after washing, spreading more germs than warm air dryers or paper towels. Additionally, hand dryers can hold and spread bacteria, potentially contaminating nearby surfaces. However, some studies suggest that hot air dryers have fewer germs and may not have a higher aerosolization of bacteria than paper towels. Some newer hand dryers have HEPA filters and antimicrobial technologies to help remove germs. Despite their environmental benefits and ease of use, automatic hand dryers may not always be as clean as paper towels.