Wet Floor Signs Types and Purpose

Many times the wet floor sign is never used when mopping or finishing floors. This can be a costly mistake.

Wet floor signs are not simply to let you know the floor is wet, rather to give a visual warning that there is the possibility of unstable footing which could cause a person to slip and fall sustaining injury. If you mop or refinish your floor causing it to be wet and someone slips and falls and the warning signs are not in place, there is a big chance are you will get sued and you will lose. Insurance companies and private industry lose millions of dollars every year because a wet floor was not marked with warning signs or wet floor cones.

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Toilet Seat Covers for Personal Protection

Toilet seat covers is not what you think of everyday but it is a very common item in public restrooms and for obvious reason. We all want to be sure we are protected in every way possible from germs and the spread of diseases and the toilet seat covers is another tool that fits the bill.

Simply put, the toilet seat covers are pieces of paper designed to fit the toilet seat allowing the user to avoid contact with the surface of the seat itself. This adds an element of precaution and prevention in the spread of germs and disease. Many public facilities will have them hanging on the wall near the toilet and are easily dispensed. They are, of course disposable.

If you are looking for added protection when traveling when having to use a public restroom, toilet seat covers can be carried easily in the trunk of an auto, tucked into a suit case or folded and carried in a purse.

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Handwashing and Sanitizing

Handwashing is one of the most important things one can do to help prevent the spread of disease.

During the holidays, Rudolph isn't the only one with a red nose. Many ordinary people will be fighting off the cold and flu as the season progresses. To help prevent the spread of infections, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, handwashing is the single most effective way to prevent to do so.

There is a correct way to wash your hands. Putting them under warm running water and using soap is not all there is to handwashing. To be completely effective, a good lather should be worked up and your hands should be rubbed together for a minimum of 15 to 20 seconds.

If soap and water is not available, using an alcohol based sanitizer is an excellent substitute.

Do your part and help prevent the spread of infections by washing your hands.

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