There are more than 600 independent indoor play centres in
the UK. These facilities are big, bright (not to mention loud!) spaces for
children to have fun in a safe, enclosed environment.
There is naturally a focus on making slides, ball pools and
other indoor play centre equipment completely safe for children across a wide
age range. But what about conditions in the toilet facilities?
Bacteria in the air and on surfaces within washrooms can
affect the health and wellbeing of children, parents and staff, while using
fragrances to deal with smells only masks the problem rather than removing it
entirely.
The UK indoor play centre sector is an increasingly competitive
market, with parents now spoilt for choice when it comes to entertaining their
children. Owners and managers of these centres who have problems dealing with
unpleasant odours in their toilets are concerned that visitors may be deterred
and decide to try another centre. Meanwhile, those with clean and
pleasant-smelling washroom areas are likely to attract more business through
word of mouth and retain customers.
So how can inevitable germs and unpleasant odours in play
centre toilets be controlled?
Introducing the innovative AirCare®
system from Gibbons Ultraviolet Solutions. This revolutionary device uses the
disinfecting power of ultraviolet C (UVC) light to kill germs, viruses and
bacteria both in the air and on surfaces while removing odours at source – not
merely covering them up.
AirCare®
comprises a single easy-to-install unit which requires minimal maintenance and
helps operators avoid the use of consumable fragrance cartridges and batteries.
This state-of-the-art technology enables indoor play centre
owners and managers to:
- Protect children, parents and staff from airborne germs
- Remove rather than mask unpleasant odours
- Improve public perception
- Increase visitor numbers
For more information on AirCare® and other air treatment
systems from Gibbons
Ultraviolet Solutions, call Colin Hardman today on 07940 544206, email colin@gibbonsgroup.co.uk or visit
our website.
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