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The ROI of Going Touchless — Comparative Data from Hotels, Hospitals, and Airports
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Introduction Facilities across the board, from hotels to hospitals to airports, are increasingly pressured today to offer not just cleanliness and guest confidence—but operational efficiency and cost savings. Maybe the most compelling upgrade facility managers are poised to adopt today is touchless faucets and sensor-operated washroom equipment. But beyond the “wow” factor, what’s the…
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Field Data Insights: How Touchless Technology Reduces Maintenance Costs in High-Traffic Facilities
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In modern business cultures of speed—schools and malls, hospitals and airports—maintenance expenses can silently deplete facility budgets. Plumbing fixtures like faucets and soap dispensers contribute more than is expected to that bottom line. Wherever a restroom is handled by thousands of users a day, every manual handle, valve, and mechanical element is an area…
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Cleaning Toilet Hygiene Graffiti and Office Downtime: Why Fontana Fixtures Endure for Such a Long Period of Time
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The restroom in the office is the most populated room in any office building. With dozens of employees and consumers pouring in and out of the rooms on a daily configuration, the common areas are plagued by two hazards: vandalism and down time. Dripping faucet, clogged soap dispenser, or hijacked fixture inconvenience employees as…
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Hygiene Merges with Design: Sensor Faucets in Corporate Toilets
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If any setting where office design dictates and functional health concerns meet is the corporate toilet. Over the past few years, sensor (touchless) faucets transitioned from “nice-to-have” technology to de facto standard in modern office fit-outs. Why? In short: cleanliness awareness, user experience, and the need for a single common durable design language that…