Dryers: Many germs in the air By Daniel Krull Dryers with air nozzles are suspected of swirling germs and bacteria in the room air. In a sample, market has had the load checked in five heavily frequented toilets from a lab. There were significantly more germs [...]
A very interesting article has appeared on May 19, 2016 in the Blackdailynews section of the CBS website. To read the full article, please use the following link: http://www.blackdailynews.com/2-investigators-hand-dryer-harbors-dirty-secret/ The CBS 2 Investigators scraped, swabbed and collected grime from 12 Dyson Airblade hand dryers in the Chicago area, following the guidance and protocol set by Loyola University [...]
With the objective of raising awareness of the most efficient and hygienic ways to dry the hands, the European Tissue Symposium is launching a written essay competition.Title of Essay:“What is the most hygienic way to dry your hands?”Fourth year medical student, Sarah Freeston, has scooped the prize in the 2015 European Tissue Symposium Essay Competition [...]
At ISSA Interclean ETS in-depth session on May 11th has shared the latest research on hand hygiene and optimal dryingBrussels, Belgium – January 19, 2016 - The European Tissue Symposium (ETS) has participated at ISSA/Interclean Amsterdam 2016. As well as taking a booth, in the conference programme ETS [...]
ICPIC is a renowned International Conference on Prevention and Infection Control, promoted by the World Health Organization.ETS also participated in the ICPIC 2015 Congress in Geneva, Switzerland, with a dedicated symposium presentation on hand hygiene and a booth where visitors could obtain more information. A perfect opportunity to inform some of the 800 delegates attending to the Congress on following information: “Contamination [...]
The recent peer reviewed studies sponsored by ETS and performed by Mark Wilcox (Leeds University) and Keith Redway (Westminster University) have received an amazing Media coverage. To read the articles published all aver the World, see the pages: Tissue in the Media 2014 and Tissue in the Media 2015
