Bacteriostatic devices are essential for maintaining the hygiene of toilets and urinals. These devices inject controlled doses of sanitizing liquid into the cistern, combating the bacteria that cause unpleasant odors and limescale buildup. Bacteriostatic devices can be activated with each flush or by a timer, depending on the frequency of use or the desired level of protection. This article provides all the details about these devices.

The health emergency has brought the need for hygiene in public restrooms to the forefront. Sanitary products, such as bacteriostatic agents, are more necessary than ever to ensure maximum hygiene and disinfection in restrooms. With the pandemic, customers are more aware than ever of the importance of hygiene in public spaces, and especially in restrooms, which are humid environments highly susceptible to the transmission of diseases and viruses. In fact, a study by Rentokil Initial states that an estimated 76% of Spaniards have stopped going to a bar, restaurant, or leisure center due to the dirt and lack of hygiene in their restrooms.

Although restrooms don’t generate direct revenue for businesses, they’re a way of showing everyone who visits our facilities that, in addition to focusing on income, we value cleanliness and want others to feel comfortable.

One of the most effective elements for maintaining optimal hygiene in public restrooms is bacteriostatic agents, as they keep toilets and urinals constantly sanitized.