Choosing between manual and touch-free dispensers is a pivotal decision for businesses. We can help you find an efficient and user-friendly solution that meets the growing demand for readily available hand sanitiser in public spaces.
Washing hands makes hands cleaner? Depends on the soap dispenser! Learn more here.
When should you reach for hand sanitiser? Discover the key moments to keep your hands germ-free and healthy.
Did you know, that although we are best known for skin health and sanitising, our heritage lies in tackling the tough soils associated with the manufacturing industry? In fact, the very first product GOJO® developed was a heavy-duty hand cleaner back in 1946.
We've all heard leading scientists and health organisations tell us to scrub hands thoroughly with soap and clean water for at least 20 seconds, but have you ever wondered, "Why 20 seconds?"
It’s no surprise that as the weather improves, students and staff are spending more time outdoors taking advantage of playgrounds, outdoor seating, and sports fields. While the outdoors is a great place to play and learn, unfortunately, it can also be a major source of illness-causing germs.
Rarely in business there is success without failure, and at GOJO, we share stories about those failures so we can learn from them and move on to new opportunities
We are proud to announce that as of this month, GOJO Europe collapsible refill cartridges will be made from 100% recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate (R-PET).
On 28 April we celebrate the World Day for Health and Safety at Work.
Here are 3 tips for a safe and healthy working environment.
Like any tool, our hands require maintenance and care to ensure proper functioning. You can rejuvenate the health of your hand's skin by following these tips.
Take a look back at some of the very first employees in our history that moved GOJO forward and made it the company it is today.
During the winter months, it is important to keep your hands healthy. The skin on your hands is an excellent protective barrier, and nature has designed it to be the first line of defence against infection-causing germs.
