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  • Top-Pull vs Bottom-Pull Gloves: Which Is More Hygienic for NZ Workplaces?
    Glove hygiene is often overlooked, but how gloves are dispensed can directly impact the cleanliness and safety of your workplace. Whether in healthcare, food processing, laboratories or cleaning environments, the way gloves are retrieved matters. In this article, we compare top-pull vs bottom-pull glove dispensing systems and explore which one offers superior hygiene benefits for New Zealand businesses.
    Posted: Friday 14 November 2025
  • Workplace Rubbish Bin Mistakes NZ Businesses Make And How to Avoid Them
    Choosing the right rubbish bins for your workplace might seem like a simple task — but many New Zealand businesses get it wrong. From overflowing kitchen bins to poorly labelled recycling stations, bin-related mistakes can lead to hygiene issues, non-compliance with waste regulations, and increased operational costs.
    Posted: Friday 14 November 2025
  • What Are the Best Office Bin Sizes for Desks, Staffrooms & Shared Workspaces in NZ?
    Selecting the right office bin isn’t just about capacity — it’s about creating a cleaner, more efficient, and compliant workplace. From individual desks to busy staffrooms and open-plan shared areas, each part of your workplace has different waste needs. The right bin size and style can reduce cross-contamination, control odours, and boost staff compliance with recycling practices.
    Posted: Friday 14 November 2025
  • Clean Hands Start with Clean Gloves: Why Glove Dispensing Matters More Than You Think
    Glove hygiene starts at the box. This blog explores how traditional glove dispensing can lead to cross-contamination and introduces smarter bottom-dispensing systems that reduce hygiene risks in NZ workplaces. Discover how Progenics gloves help keep your hands — and your workplace — cleaner.
    Posted: Friday 14 November 2025
  • How Cross-Contamination Happens in Standard Glove Boxes — And How to Stop It
    Gloves are essential in maintaining hygiene in healthcare, food handling, cleaning, and industrial settings. But many New Zealand workplaces unknowingly risk spreading bacteria and viruses before gloves are even worn. The culprit? Cross-contamination in standard glove dispensing boxes.
    Posted: Friday 14 November 2025
  • Is a dosing machine better than manual dosing for grease traps?
    Choosing between manual and automatic dosing for grease traps can significantly affect your kitchen’s efficiency and maintenance costs. In this blog, we compare both methods, explaining their pros and cons, and why an automatic dosing system may be the smarter choice for many New Zealand commercial kitchens. Discover how each option works, and which one is best suited to your business needs.
    Posted: Friday 7 November 2025
  • Why should I use enzyme cleaners in my grease trap?
    If you're running a commercial kitchen or food business in New Zealand, grease trap maintenance is non-negotiable. Enzyme cleaners are a natural, cost-effective, and environmentally safe solution to keep your grease trap running efficiently. In this article, we'll explain why enzyme cleaners are essential, how they work, and how using them can save you time, money, and costly plumbing repairs.
    Posted: Friday 7 November 2025
  • What are the signs your grease trap needs enzyme cleaning—and what happens if you don’t?
    Grease traps are essential in commercial kitchens, but without regular enzyme cleaning, they can become a costly problem. In this article, we explore the key warning signs that your grease trap needs attention, and the hidden dangers of neglecting routine enzyme maintenance. Whether you manage a café, restaurant, or food production site in New Zealand, this guide will help you avoid downtime, odours, and fines.
    Posted: Friday 7 November 2025
  • How can I make grease trap maintenance easier in my café or restaurant?
    Grease trap maintenance can be a hassle in a busy café or restaurant—but it doesn’t have to be. With the right systems and products in place, you can prevent blockages, reduce bad smells, and save on costly plumbing bills. This blog explores practical tips for simplifying grease trap maintenance while staying compliant with New Zealand's food service regulations.
    Posted: Friday 7 November 2025
  • How do enzyme cleaners work in grease traps?
    Understanding how enzyme cleaners work in grease traps is key to maintaining clean, odour-free plumbing in commercial kitchens. These biological solutions offer an eco-friendly and highly effective method of breaking down fats, oils, and grease (FOG) before they become costly problems. In this blog, we explain the science behind enzyme cleaners and why they are essential for New Zealand businesses aiming to stay compliant and efficient.
    Posted: Friday 7 November 2025
  • Do You Have to Touch Urinal Screens? A Hygiene Guide for Cleaners
    Are urinal screens safe to handle? Learn best hygiene practices for NZ cleaners and how to minimise contact when replacing urinal screens in commercial bathrooms.
    Posted: Friday 31 October 2025
  • Best Practices for Urinal Screens in Schools, Offices and Public Toilets
    Learn the best urinal screen practices for NZ schools, offices, and public toilets. Improve hygiene, reduce odour, and prevent plumbing issues in busy washrooms.
    Posted: Friday 31 October 2025
  • How Long Do Urinal Screens Last in a Busy Workplace Bathroom?
    Wondering how often to replace urinal screens in your NZ workplace? Learn how long they last, what affects their lifespan, and how to manage replacements efficiently.
    Posted: Friday 31 October 2025
  • What Are Urinal Screens For? A Simple Guide for NZ Workplaces
    Discover how urinal screens improve hygiene, reduce odours, and protect plumbing in New Zealand workplaces. Learn why every commercial washroom needs them.
    Posted: Friday 31 October 2025
  • Workplace Recycling Made Simple: A Step-by-Step Setup Guide
    Set up an effective recycling system in your workplace with this easy-to-follow guide. Ideal for New Zealand businesses aiming to reduce waste and promote sustainability.
    Posted: Thursday 30 October 2025

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