Urinal blockages are caused by the build-up of uric scale, which is formed when urine mixes with water, as this causes the salts found in urine to dissolve within the water. As the water evaporates, salts are left behind, forming uric scale which ultimately leads to narrowing of the internal structure of the drainage pipe, …
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused devastation to many essential areas of public service including the education sector. Close contact is intrinsic to providing support and participation in teaching rendering social distancing rules difficult to implement. Due to population density, schools and other educational facilities potentially became hubs for spreading bacteria and viruses increasing the risk …
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With typical resilience, the hospitality sector rose to the challenge of Covid-19 taking every safety-measure possible to protect customers while ensuring businesses adapt to the new ‘normal’. Social distancing, pre-booking, table service, plastic screens and increased cleaning regimes have all been implemented but this has put considerable strain on the already stretched resources of those …
There are pros and cons to just about everything we do in life, and it is often about ensuring the positives outweigh the negatives. Waterless urinals are no different, so we thought we would outline the pros and cons to help you make an informed decision if you were considering the technology for your business: …
We find that one of the most common misconceptions surrounding waterless urinals is the fact that all waterless urinals smell. This may have stemmed from a previous experience with a poorly maintained waterless urinal, or idea that they “must smell” since they do not flush. The truth is, yes, waterless urinals can smell – but …
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