Bradley Corp's latest Healthy Handwashing Survey focuses on attitudes towards high school washrooms during COVID-19.

The importance of education, communication, and getting the basics right has never been clearer.

The 2020 pandemic has turned a focus on hand hygiene, and while using hand sanitizer is important for preventing the spread of SARS-COV-2, it's critical to keep regular handwashing with soap in the mix.

In a recent global study, Dyson looked at how attitudes towards public washrooms and general hand hygiene have changed during COVID-19.

These days, the cleanliness of public restrooms will help convince people that it is safe to return to public spaces.

A few easy steps can encourage hand washing and a healthier, safer, and cleaner commercial washroom for staff and guests.

A recent survey conducted by restroom fixture manufacturer, Bradley Corporation reveals why public restroom cleanliness is good for business.

Fifty-six per cent of American workers report they have seen co-workers skip handwashing when leaving the restroom, according to Bradley Corporation’s 2018 Handwashing Survey.

Just in time for World Hand Hygiene Day, a new report has revealed that the hand sanitizer market is set to grow at a rate of 8.59% for the next five years.

A new survey found that when businesses let restroom maintenance slip they are at a high risk of jeopardizing customer sales.

When educating children and young adults about good hand hygiene practices, it’s important to implement the right handwashing practices.

Employees say the condition of a workplace restroom reflects how much a company values its workforce, according to a new survey.

A recent survey conducted by restroom fixture manufacturer Bradley Corporation reveals why public restrooms have a bad reputation. The 2016 Healthy Hand Washing Survey polled