The Importance of Ventilation in Dental Practices

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Dental practices are bustling environments, with lots of people coming and going. Not only do patients bring in germs, but frequent aerosol-generating procedures (AGP’s) can also spread bacteria and viruses. Lack of ventilation can mean that these germs linger in the air, which increases the likelihood of infection. Plus, a musty, poorly ventilated space can […]


7 Hidden Costs of Deferred Maintenance

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When running a commercial facility, maintenance can often seem like an afterthought or a frustrating extra cost. However, maintenance is essential for keeping businesses and equipment running efficiently. When maintenance is put off, it can have damaging consequences for businesses, from last-minute emergency costs to long-term efficiency hits. As well as this, it’s clear the […]


Health and Safety Compliance in Hospitality

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Health and safety laws apply to all businesses, no matter how big or small. Though, in the hospitality sector, where food safety and hygiene are concerned, it becomes all the more important. Businesses such as restaurants, hotels, and cafes must enforce strict guidelines in the workplace and carry out regular health and safety checks, in […]


The Vital Role of Air Quality in Nurseries

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A minimum of 9,000 deaths every year are attributed to indoor air pollution in the UK. And young children are even more sensitive to this issue in comparison to adults, as their airways are smaller and still developing. Therefore, it’s crucial that indoor environments are monitored to provide adequate ventilation. In 2019, a study concluded […]


5 Reasons Why Your Facility Requires a Deep Clean for Spring

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With winter coming to an end and spring on the horizon, now is the perfect time for facilities to have a deep spring clean, to freshen up and get rid of any winter dirt and germs. You may think that a workplace spring clean is an unnecessary expense for your business – but you may […]


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