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Foam soaps for easy cleansing
07 March 2013
Designed to facilitate hand cleaning in the healthcare sector is a range of user-friendly, lowmaintenance foam soaps from Tork manufacturer SCA.

Designed to facilitate hand
cleaning in the healthcare sector
is a range of user-friendly, lowmaintenance
foam soaps from
Tork manufacturer SCA.
Tork Antimicrobial Foam Cleanser, Tork Extra Mild Foam Soap and Tork Mild Foam are all gentle on the skin while the luxuriant foam makes hand cleansing easy.
All three soaps are housed in a dispenser that is easy to access, even by patients with reduced hand strength. The dispenser has been given the stamp of approval by the Swedish Rheumatism Association.
The Tork foam soap dispenser holds 2,500 doses of soap, around double the number contained in a liquid soap bottle of the same volume. This means time spent refilling is halved and the cost per shot of soap remains low, providing a good solution for hospitals seeking to cut consumable costs and meet their budget targets.
Tork Antimicrobial Foam Cleanser, Tork Extra Mild Foam Soap and Tork Mild Foam are all gentle on the skin while the luxuriant foam makes hand cleansing easy.
All three soaps are housed in a dispenser that is easy to access, even by patients with reduced hand strength. The dispenser has been given the stamp of approval by the Swedish Rheumatism Association.
The Tork foam soap dispenser holds 2,500 doses of soap, around double the number contained in a liquid soap bottle of the same volume. This means time spent refilling is halved and the cost per shot of soap remains low, providing a good solution for hospitals seeking to cut consumable costs and meet their budget targets.
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