InstantFOAM hand cleanser

Wednesday, 08 April, 2009 | Supplied by: Deb Australia Pty Ltd

InstantFOAM is an alcohol-based foaming hand sanitiser designed to help control the spread of diseases in the workplace and is claimed to be 99.999% effective in killing bacteria.

The cleanser requires no water and has a hospital-strength formula that cleans without leaving any sticky residue.

Designed for the industrial and commercial sector, the hospital-grade product is available in dispensers and foaming pumps. It is suited to any hygiene-conscious workplace.

Online: www.debgroup.com/au/
Phone: 02 8763 1800

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