Dispenser

As many rooms as there are in a house, there can be just as many activities taking place in them. Keeping all the rooms clean and sanitized, as well as maintaining order and organization, is the cornerstone for keeping a household germ free and running smoothly.

Dispenser Types and Functionalities

Wall mounted dispensers for soaps, shampoos, and sanitizers can be placed in bathrooms, recreational rooms, and workspaces in order to promote clean hands and clean countertops. Mouthwashes and hand lotions can also be easily accessed in master and guest bathrooms, and with the press of a button, can provide simple comforts to busy lives with the press of a button.

Dispensers can be single or multi-chamber units with a clear face that allows contents to be monitored and identified. Dispensers can distribute liquid or solid contents in specific amounts. Because of their ease and accessibility, dispensers can be attractive and useful installations throughout the house.

Kitchen Dispensers

Dispensers can be installed in the kitchen to distribute such dry goods such as cereals and granola, as well as sugar, flour, and other dry ingredients to maintain their freshness and reduce shelving clutter. Dispensers can utilize bracket mounts and be located inside of kitchen cupboard doors, as well as above sinks and baseboards to hold dish soaps and hand lotions which can be easily accessed and refilled by simply lifting the unit off of the wall. Dispensers keep contents separate and spill-proof and can be easily monitored for refilling.

Bathroom Dispensers

In a bathroom, shower, or spa area, dispensers can reduce tub-side clutter and come in a variety of styles and finishes to match existing fixtures, making them practical as well as aesthetically appealing. Filling multi-chamber units with colored soaps, mouthwashes and lotions can add life and compliment color and décor of master and guest bathrooms. Some dispensers even come with accessories such as shelves, trays, and fog-resistance mirrors that leave a space and a place for bathroom equipment such as toothbrushes, sponges, and scrub brushes.

Touch-Free Dispensers

Recently, touch free dispensers that incorporate infrared sensor technology have been introduced that allow for optimum germ free dispensing. A sensor placed on the front of the unit detects when a hand is passed beneath it and distributes a pre-determined amount of liquid product. The touch-free dispenser is convenient, attractive and can be the perfect design for children's recreational rooms in order to encourage hand washing as well as provide an excellent tool for reducing the risk of spreading germs.

By Barbara Poelle