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Capitalizing on High-Capacity Towels
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Studies have shown that people won't wash their hands if there isn't a towel available, so custodial crews are making sure towel dispensers are fully stocked on a regular basis. And to reduce stocking frequency, many facilities are implementing high-capacity roll towels in restrooms.
The 800-foot roll towel is one of the highest capacity towels available on the market, but there are other options that vary in length to suit every facility. These high-capacity options will expand the time between restocking, while providing ample supply for restroom patrons.
Many facility managers have seen benefits to utilizing roll towels in their restrooms. Capacity alone reduces stocking and encourages building occupants to practice proper hand hygiene.
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