In today’s fast-paced work environment, maintaining a clean and healthy workplace is more important than ever. But what exactly does workplace hygiene mean, why invest in it, and why is it critical for both employees and employers? Workplace hygiene refers to the practices and conditions that
When it comes to washroom and hygiene services, your business will find itself with a decision to make: should you opt for a large national service provider with a famous brand, or consider an independent service provider like Simply Washrooms? While the convenience and recognition of
It’s nearly two years since we became a certified B Corp. And we’re proud to say we’re still the only B Corp in the washroom services industry. Being a B Corp is more than just a badge though. For us, it’s an ongoing commitment which ensures
In today’s progressive workplace, attention to hygiene and inclusivity is more crucial than ever. Traditionally, there has been a focus on women’s hygiene needs by providing sanitary bins in female washrooms. It’s now rare to enter a female washroom and not find a hygiene bin
Water scarcity is a very real problem here in the UK. Yes, we get a lot of rain, but we’re also using far too much water. So much so that if we continue at this rate of water use, we are just a decade away
Sustainable washroom services provider Simply Washrooms has announced a new charity partnership with environmental NGO, The Rivers Trust. The partnership will see the two organisations work together to tackle two key issues which impact our rivers - water pollution and water use - through a combination
Simply Washrooms has announced a new strategic charity partnership with environmental NGO, The Rivers Trust. The year-long partnership will see the two organisations work together to tackle two of The Rivers Trust’s key issues - water pollution and water scarcity - through a combination of educational
How the humble hygiene bin is key in helping to clean up England's waterways Funny how all it takes is the disruption of a famous sporting event to draw attention to a serious issue. Remember the suffragettes throwing themselves under horses at the Grand National? Or the