The benefits of boot cleaning are obvious. An industrial boot washing station is simple to use, easy to maintain and allows employees and visitors to thoroughly sanitise their footwear on entry and exit – reducing contamination. However, there are several different options when it comes to boot washers.
This article contains some handy advice to help you make an informed decision when investing in a boot washing station for your workplace.
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So, you know that a boot wash station will save your employees the arduous task of scrubbing their boots – but do you know what type you want? Before you rush into anything, it’s worth doing some research and finding out a little bit about the different types.
Do you need an automatic boot wash, or would a manual station suffice? Perhaps an automatic system that targets the soles of footwear, rather than the uppers and sides, would be useful? Asking yourself these questions will help you to narrow your options down.
Boot washers are typically used in laboratories, food processing plants, hospitals, pharmaceutical factories, construction sites, and other hygienic environments. Although most are positioned on entry and exit points to prevent mud and other debris from being trampled in, it’s important to think about how much space you have and how many people will be using it.
Manual boot washers are available with 1-4 stations. These are ideal for small companies with fewer employees, allowing multiple people to clean their boots by hand at the same time.
Larger organisations may benefit from the speed and efficiency an automatic boot wash provides. Though only one person can sanitise their footwear at a time, there is no bending down and manual scrubbing needed. Staff simply place their foot into the brushes, push the button, and the boot washer will take care of the rest (including the dosing of water and detergent!).
From simple manual designs to sophisticated walk-through models with multiple brushes and automatic chemical dispensing, the range of boot washing stations on the market today is vast.
Whilst you might be tempted to enquire about the system with the coolest functions, these tend to cost more than the manual models available. And remember, any boot washing station will enhance the safety and hygiene of your facility in a way that’s fast, efficient, and cost-effective.
So, before you make any hasty decisions, you need to be realistic about how much you can afford to spend on equipment.
After deciding which type of boot washing station fits your industrial needs best, you then need to think about who or where you’ll purchase it from.
As a leading supplier and manufacturer, Stainless Steel Manufacturing & Equipment Ltd (SSME) have an extensive range of boot washing stations to choose from – including manual and automatic systems that reduce the transfer of contamination in and out of clean areas.
To discuss your requirements in further detail or for a tailored quote, call SSME on 0121 661 6346.
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