Taking action to make hand hygiene more inclusive
Many people face visible and invisible barriers that make maintaining hygiene in public restrooms difficult, from mobility challenges and auditory sensitivities to skin conditions and hygiene concerns. Tork research reveals that 44% of people feel anxious about using public restrooms, with issues like dispenser accessibility, loud noises, and poor cleanliness creating significant obstacles. To make restrooms more inclusive, facilities can install high-capacity and easy-to-use dispensers, ensure consistent cleanliness, and use skin-friendly hygiene products. Click “learn more” to explore how Tork and Hillyard can help you create restrooms that everyone can use comfortably.
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