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The hygienic benefit of separating clean and soiled garments in dispensing machines
In hygiene-critical environments like hospitals, care homes and industrial facilities, the separation of clean and soiled garments in garment dispensers offers significant health and safety benefits. Preventing cross-contamination By using separate compartments for clean and...
10 insights to reduce e-waste in the laundry sector
Electronic waste (e-waste) is a growing environmental concern. In the laundry industry, outdated or poorly designed electronics contribute to this problem. In this blogpost, we share 10 practical insights that help industrial laundries reduce e-waste...
Workwear as a driver of safety compliance and operational efficiency
In workplaces where safety, health, and efficiency are key, workwear plays a vital role in occupational health strategies. For sectors such as food processing, manufacturing, and logistics, complying with occupational health and safety regulations is...
Optimization of hospital garment distribution: efficiency, hygiene and cost savings
In hospitals, reliable access to clean and hygienic garments is essential. Shortages, excess stock or worn-out uniforms can impact staff performance and compromise patient safety. An optimized garment distribution system is therefore crucial. Inventory and...
Is your garments management process a complicated and unclear procedure or is it well-structured and organised?
At many organisations, garments or uniforms are mandatory. Not just in the healthcare sector or industry, but also in many other branches. First, in most cases Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is required. Furthermore, comfortability is...
A distribution and collection system for folded garments can also be placed in the hallway!
Garments can be issued by means of an advanced distribution and collection system in a space-efficient way and can be placed wherever you desire. Issuing work garments has multiple purposes. On the one hand, a...
Frequently heard: stacks of garments on the shelf, but will the bottom one ever emerge?
Your employees must have a clean set of garments available at all times. In order to achieve this, the choice is often made to buy or rent a lot of garments, so that no one...
Garments distribution takes up too much space
A system for controlled distribution and collection of garments is a space-efficient solution. Throughout the years, your inventory increases. This is mostly due to purchasing items for the sake of user comfort or to comply...
Prevent non-compliance with garment regulations
Garment regulations exist to ensure a professional appearance. However, some employees don't always adhere to them. To address this, our garment vending machines have a built-in credit system. This prevents hoarding behaviour and ensures that...
The differences between hanging and folded garments when managing your garments
When you are making a choice between having your laundry delivered in a folded or hanging fashion, it is important to set up your wardrobe accordingly in the most efficient way. This raises some questions:...
Monitoring garment usage within your organisation
Many companies store their garments on a random rack, somewhere in the building. Employees can pick up garments themselves or an employee hands them over. As a result, companies often don't have a clear overview...
Digital Product Passports for textiles: Data providing an essential companion on the journey through the circular chain
Digital Product Passports (DPP's) are an essential building block of the European Green Deal. They've been designed to accompany products on their journey through the circular chain, contributing to a more sustainable future. But DPP's...