99.999% of common germs are killed within 30 seconds, meaning not just the effectiveness required in hygiene critical workplaces but also the speed.

Those of us working in healthcare, childcare, food prep and other areas where hygiene is vital to the wellbeing of our colleagues, patients, residents or customers know that cleansing hands is a big part of the day and know that we can’t always spend several minutes washing hands as often as we would like. Hand sanitisers placed in key locations means we can grab sanitiser and keep moving even while we spread sanitiser over our hands.

The foaming alcohol formula feels different to alcohol gels, it is easier to spread and goes further. 1 dose, a squirt from the touch free cartridge, is enough to cover both hands, including around the fingers and up to the wrists.

Unlike using sanitising hand wash, sanitiser dries fast and Deb’s formula is designed to be suitable for food contact, so no need to rinse hands and no need to worry about residue as this product dries with no residue at all and no tackiness like some sanitisers.

Using a Foaming Hand Sanitiser in Care Homes

Foaming alcohol based sanitisers like InstantFoam are preferred by managers and carers in many care settings because they are quick to use and quick to kill germs. If you are looking after residents you don’t always have time to go regularly to a washroom to clean hands. Using sanitiser foam from dispensers in places like corridors and day rooms is something that becomes second nature as you pass and within 30 seconds you have worked the gel into your hands and bugs and germs are gone, even as you walk to see your next resident.