Wipe packaging 'all wrong'
October 1st 2007 Wet wipes are rapidly becoming
one of the largest consumables in
the cleaning industry.But
Brightwell says they have one
common fault - packaging.
The majority of wipes in today's
market are packaged in one of
three ways – a tub, flow-wrapped
or in a bag. In commercial
environments two major
problems exist with these
methods of packaging – theft and
premature loss of moisture.The
firm claims its Modular wet wipe
dispenser and BrightWipes solve
these issues.
Every dispenser in the Modular
washroom range features a
lockable cover which can only be
opened with a universal Modular
key.Securely mounting the
dispenser to the wall instantly
diminishes any risk of
misplacement or theft, and wipes
will always be in the right place at
the right time.
The Modular wet wipe
dispenser eradicates the problem
of moisture loss by using a
patented combination of wipes in
pouches, click lock loading
mechanism,innovative
dispensing outlet and spring
loaded lid.This limits the exposure
of the wipes to atmosphere,
preventing them from drying out
prematurely.
Promotional packs are available
consisting of one dispenser and
one pouch of wipes (hand,
surface or industrial) for only £12
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