Touchless bathrooms are no longer the technology of the future; they have quickly become a near necessity to alleviate public health concerns as well as to protect family members, employees, and guests from disease.
At Swick Home Services, we are committed to helping area businesses and homeowners keep their properties as safe as possible with touchless products, such as hands-free faucets, toilets and urinals. If you live or operate a business in Marquette, MI and are interested in seeing if touchless faucets are right for you, give us a call to discuss your options.
Touchless Faucet Pros and Cons
Touchless kitchen and bathroom faucets come with many advantages, including:
- Conserve Water - Designed to have a low flow rate and prevent leakage, you’ll save money compared with standard sink faucets.
- Avoid Spread of Germs - Touchless faucets operate with a simple wave of the hand, meaning you avoid spreading germs and the mess that can come with conventional faucets.
- Enjoy Easy Operation - Touchless models are great for children and other people that may experience trouble reaching a traditional faucet.
If you’re considering installing touchless faucets, it’s also important to take into consideration the drawbacks. These modern faucets do tend to cost more than traditional ones. They also use electricity, so if a power outage occurs, you will not be able to use your faucet’s sensor unless you have a generator.
If you’re considering making your home’s or commercial bathrooms touchless, Swick Home Services can assist you with the entire process, from planning to installation. Send us a message or give us a call today!
How a Touchless Bathroom Can Benefit Your Business
On the fence about converting your business’ bathrooms to touchless? Installing hands-free faucets, toilets and urinals can protect your guests and employees from disease and also save you money.
Healthier Restroom Experience
Eliminating the number of surfaces that people have to touch in a public restroom helps to relieve any fears of germs and contamination. A bathroom tends to collect more viruses and bacteria than any other room in a building.
Toilet flush handles and bathroom sink faucets are two locations that every person will need to touch, and which are more likely to collect germs. A touchless bathroom eliminates some of these common touchpoints to create a healthier experience for every user.
Greater Efficiency
A commercial sensor faucet turns on when the user puts their hands under it and the water shuts off in a few moments. This reduces water consumption and eliminates the ability of a vandal to simply turn the faucet on and walk away, wasting water and money.
- Hands-free sensors, urinals, and toilets deliver the right amount of water and then automatically shut off.
- Most users want to spend as little time in a public restroom as possible. A touchless bathroom creates a more seamless in-and-out experience for users.
Modern Convenience
Whether you are running a commercial lavatory in a restaurant or other public business or managing an office where employees share communal restrooms, the touchless restroom sends an unconscious message to the users.
- By eliminating touchpoints and creating a more efficient experience, you send a message to the bathroom’s users that their time and health are important to your organization.
- Rather than adjusting hot and cold water knobs, users simply put their hands under the faucet to turn the water.
- Children and elderly users who have trouble using faucet knobs appreciate this convenience as well.
