The Safeguard Germ Alarm Alerts Patrons to Scrub-Out Bacteria (SPONSORED)
Trend Hunter — June 2, 2014 — Lifestyle
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Did you know that it takes at least 20 seconds of washing with soap and water to kill most germs? Safe to say that most of us are doing it wrong.
According to studies, only 1 in 3 people wash their hands after using the toilet. Gross, right? Of those, only 5% scrub long enough to kill infection-causing germs. Here's a fun fact: restrooms can contain more than 1,000 infection-causing bacteria. Yep, that sure is filthy.
Fortunately, Safeguard utilized studies from researchers and health professionals to introduce the Safeguard Germ Alarm -- a screeching, attention-grabbing alarm and soap dispenser combo. It was made to tackle and prevent the onslaught of germs found in public restrooms. What's really cool about this invention is how it works. The Safeguard Germ Alarm is connected to toilet cubicle doors and is triggered when an individual leaves. It can only be disarmed when the paired soap dispenser is pressed. So, what we have here is an interactive device that engages users to prevent the spread of germs and disease. Tech combined with social good? Approved!
Last year, Safeguard introduced this product during Global Handwashing Day, and it has since been installed in public restrooms in major fast-food chains around the Philippines. Even schools are beginning to introduce the alarm in their facilities, with a long-term goal to enjoin this product with even more establishments and schools in the future.
The Safeguard Germ Alarm can provide 99% germ protection against harmful diseases and halts the spread of illness. Germaphobes rejoice!
According to studies, only 1 in 3 people wash their hands after using the toilet. Gross, right? Of those, only 5% scrub long enough to kill infection-causing germs. Here's a fun fact: restrooms can contain more than 1,000 infection-causing bacteria. Yep, that sure is filthy.
Fortunately, Safeguard utilized studies from researchers and health professionals to introduce the Safeguard Germ Alarm -- a screeching, attention-grabbing alarm and soap dispenser combo. It was made to tackle and prevent the onslaught of germs found in public restrooms. What's really cool about this invention is how it works. The Safeguard Germ Alarm is connected to toilet cubicle doors and is triggered when an individual leaves. It can only be disarmed when the paired soap dispenser is pressed. So, what we have here is an interactive device that engages users to prevent the spread of germs and disease. Tech combined with social good? Approved!
Last year, Safeguard introduced this product during Global Handwashing Day, and it has since been installed in public restrooms in major fast-food chains around the Philippines. Even schools are beginning to introduce the alarm in their facilities, with a long-term goal to enjoin this product with even more establishments and schools in the future.
The Safeguard Germ Alarm can provide 99% germ protection against harmful diseases and halts the spread of illness. Germaphobes rejoice!
Trend Themes
1. Innovative Public Restrooms - Opportunity for companies to develop interactive devices like the Safeguard Germ Alarm to promote good hygiene practices in public restrooms.
2. Smart Hygiene Systems - Opportunity to develop smart hygiene systems that utilize technology to halt the spread of illnesses and disease.
3. Connected Washroom Devices - Potential to develop connected washroom devices that can monitor and maintain the cleanliness of public restrooms in real-time.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - Innovative hygiene systems can significantly enhance healthcare facilities’ ability to reduce the spread of infections and disease.
2. Foodservice - Restaurants and foodservice establishments can utilize innovative hygiene systems to promote safe and healthy practices in their restrooms.
3. Education - Connected washroom devices can be a valuable addition to educational facilities to ensure the safety and well-being of students and staff.
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