This Saturday, April 22, 2017, is Earth Day, a global celebration that is honored in 141 countries by millions of people. It was first celebrated on this day in 1970 as a way to bring attention to our greatest asset – the environment! How Can Your Business Get Involved? Each year, businesses and individuals are… Continue reading Celebrate Earth Day in Your Business
People place a great amount of trust into nursing homes when they admit elderly family members. Whether they need specific medical care or can no longer live on their own, the sanitary conditions of the establishment are vital for the health of residents and must be top priority. According to the Centers for Disease Control… Continue reading Hygiene Tips for Your Business: Nursing Homes
Indoor play centers are a child’s dream. They see ball pits, great heights to climb, and fun slides, but while kids are having fun, germs are lurking around. It is crucial for parents to know that these indoor playgrounds are clean and safe, as they may not return if their children become sick after a… Continue reading Hygiene Tips for Your Business: Children’s Play Centers
Corporate footprint expands into US market servicing 13 East Coast States Toronto, Canada – March 8, 2017 – Citron Hygiene is pleased to announce that, effective March 6, 2017, it has acquired Workplace Essentials, a washroom and workplace hygiene company, headquartered in the Boston suburb of Billerica, Massachusetts. This is Citron Hygiene’s second acquisition since… Continue reading Citron Hygiene™ Acquires Workplace Essentials
Urinal cleaning – it’s not a fun job for anyone. Uric scale can quickly build up and create an unpleasant smell that can make even the most seasoned cleaning professional a little nauseous as they walk in the restroom. And if that’s how you feel cleaning toilets with that smell of urine, imagine how your… Continue reading Urinal Cleaning: How to Get Rid Of Uric Scale and Smell in Toilets
What would you do if you could save your business a lot of money later by spending a little extra now? Many companies have done just that by investing in the health of their staff through employee wellness programs. The main goal of these programs is to address the mental, physical, and social needs in… Continue reading Invest in Employee Health and Wellness
Whether boxes of products are being stored or food shipments are making a pit stop on the way to their destination, distribution centers are an integral part of the shipping industry. Day in and day out, workers load and unload merchandise and stock it onto shelves or into trucks, touching an indefinite number of objects… Continue reading Hygiene Tips for Your Business: Distribution Centers
Most people try their best not to touch anything when they use a public restroom, especially the toilet seat. While it has a germy reputation, it is not the only contaminated area in workplaces, schools, or public places. Studies have found that school toilet seats have an average of 3,200 colony-forming units (CFUs), office toilets… Continue reading 10 Items That Have More Germs Than a Toilet Seat
What ADA Compliance Is: “The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) prohibits discrimination and ensures equal opportunity for persons with disabilities in employment, State and local government services, public accommodations, commercial facilities, and transportation.” The act has been updated since then, with the greatest changes being made in 2010. Any buildings newly constructed after… Continue reading ADA Compliance and Your Business
Churches, synagogues, mosques, and other various temples are all staples within their communities. Members of all ages, ranging from infants to senior citizens, gather regularly to pray and receive guidance for their daily lives. Places of worship keep their doors open to everyone and have evolved with the rest of society, as many offer more… Continue reading Hygiene Tips for Your Community: Places of Worship
