The sanitary waste bin – a container that allows for the safe disposal of sanitary waste in restrooms. Sounds simple right? The first sanitary bin came to market in the 1950s and while that was over 60 years ago now, there are still countless businesses across North America that fail to provide adequate feminine hygiene… Continue reading Why Your Business Needs Sanitary Waste Receptacles
In the 21st century, it’s easy to take public washrooms for granted. Whether in the workplace or a restaurant, we expect nearly all buildings to have some sort of public washroom. However, we haven’t always had that luxury. Before washrooms, people has to use cramped, dirty rooms with no sanitation, or go outside. Dying from… Continue reading Human Behavior in Public Washrooms
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and the Hygeia™, a new feminine hygiene disposal unit / service for commercial restrooms from Citron Hygiene, is raising awareness and funds for women’s cancer research and turning a subject that is rarely discussed, feminine hygiene, into a topic of conversation. The safe, stylish and socially responsible Hygeia™ provides… Continue reading The Hygeia™ Raises the Ribbon for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
The cleanliness of a business’ restroom has a significant impact on the perceived cleanliness of the rest of the business. Inadequate hygiene strategies lead to the growth of harmful pathogens, particularly in restrooms where water droplets allow for bacteria to spread easier. However, as one of the most used spaces in a business, keeping restrooms… Continue reading Touch-free Restrooms Whitepaper
Period Poverty & the Period Products Bill On February 25, 2020, the Period Products Bill was unanimously passed through the first round of voting in the Scottish Parliament. The successful passing of this Bill would mean that the Scottish Government would be the first in the world to introduce universal menstrual care. Scotland has become… Continue reading What Period Poverty Looks Like Around the World
The City of Baltimore Case Study 2021 Getting Baltimore Back to Work Safely The city of Baltimore is the economic powerhouse of the Maryland state, driven by its nearly 600,000 inhabitants. At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic Baltimore was greatly impacted, however, the City of Baltimore responded quickly in order to minimize the economic… Continue reading The City of Baltimore Case Study 2021
The Canadian Manufacturing Case Study 2020 The Cornerstone of the Canadian economy Manufacturing plays a significant role in the Canadian economy and, while it represents 10% of total GDP, this giant economic engine is powered by people. Without a highly skilled workforce including designers, engineers, and technicians the industry wouldn’t thrive. However, absenteeism in manufacturing… Continue reading Canadian Manufacturing Case Study
On the Go Hygiene – A Free Guide to Airport Hygiene Air transportation is a powerful driver of the United States’ economy, with pre-COVID passenger counts surpassing 778 million American passengers per year. The introduction of COVID-19 saw a massive reduction in visitors throughout U.S. airports, and as travel routines are now slowly beginning to… Continue reading Free Guide to Elevate Airport Hygiene
What is Citron Complete? Shopping around for facility hygiene services is a lot of work. Juggling between different service providers for different hygiene needs can also be overwhelming, especially during a pandemic! That’s why we pride ourselves on being a one-stop-shop for all of your facility hygiene needs. Our Citron Complete Customer program is a… Continue reading The Benefits of Citron Complete
While many people are experiencing burn-out when it comes to talking about sickness, germs, hand-washing, etc. businesses have no choice but to face the fact that illness is causing unprecedented staff shortages across all industries. If you’re wondering if you can slow down the spread of sickness in your workplace to keep staff healthy and… Continue reading How to Prevent Staff Shortages and Keep Things Business As Usual This Fall
