Guest Room Hygiene

Guest room hygiene starts where the guest is alone: at the washbasin, in the shower, on the toilet. Any lapse is noticed here, and what counts are products that are visibly new and meant for this guest only. This category brings together the consumables housekeeping uses to restock bathroom and WC after every stay.

The range is divided into two sub-areas. Toiletry portions cover 15 g soap in flow wrap and 30 g soap in a paper band, as well as shampoo, shower gel and body lotion in 20 ml bottles. Room hygiene covers tissue-paper toilet seat covers in a dispenser, opaque bags for sanitary towels and tampons, sanitary bags with a closure flap and disposable air fresheners for rooms and washrooms.

Typical applications

• Bathroom provision in hotels, guesthouses and serviced apartments
• Public and semi-public toilets in hotel lobbies, restaurants and conference areas
• Ladies' washrooms with sanitary bags in a dispenser box
• Gyms providing shower gel portions in changing rooms
• Building cleaning and facility management for office washrooms

What to look for when buying

Plan guest rooms and common areas separately. In the room, consumption is per arrival: soap, shampoo, shower gel and body lotion according to your level of provision. In lobby toilets, restaurant washrooms and conference areas, it is about seat covers, sanitary bags and air fresheners, whose consumption depends on visitor numbers and cleaning intervals.

Pack sizes reflect this: toiletry portions come in 300 or 500 per carton, toilet seat covers in a 250-piece dispenser, sanitary bags in a 30-piece dispenser box or a 50-piece pack, air fresheners in 12s. Ordering bathroom products individually rather than as a set lets you put together the provision freely for each room category.

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