Please email [email protected] or call us at 884-8595, give your city & state and they will give you the name of your local sales representative.

Please get in touch with your KC Professional Sales Consultant and they will work with you to fulfill your needs. Or you can email [email protected] or call us at 884-8595.

Each of our product detail pages has all of the relevant resources available, including MSD and PTB. If you still can’t locate the material you are looking for please email [email protected] or call us at 884-8595.

With a wide variety of products and systems designed to control usage and reduce waste, our bathroom products offer many opportunities to reduce waste in the bathroom and other areas. Hand towels, toilet tissue and soap all offer cost saving opportunities.

Public washroom, nurses stations, and patient’s rooms.

The primary challenges are the prevention of cross-contamination and the presentation of a clean, hygienic image through an adequate supply of towels, tissues, and skincare products using the appropriate dispensers.

Be sure that hand washing is easy. A working sink, plenty of paper towels and a steady supply of soap is a must.

Kimberly-Clark manufactures a range of products which offer different performance levels for every class of office building. Always consider Kimberly-Clark towels, tissue, soap and dispensing systems.

It is critical that the right product is used for the intended use. Request that a Kimberly-Clark Professional Sales Consultant visit with you to discuss these products.

Three simple reasons:1. Your tenants expect the best quality for the rates they pay.2. You expect the best value for what you pay.3. Our products are designed to help reduce your overall cost.

The most important thing you can do is to be sure your employees know you are serious about hand washing and hygiene efforts. This can be reinforced with the prominent display of Kimberly-Clark Professional hand washing stickers. Please email [email protected] or call us at 884-8595 if you want to know more.

The frequency of hand washing depends, of course, on the importance of preventing cross-contamination in your workplace.In general, settings such as office buildings and factories, at a minimum, one should wash their hands whenever they are soiled, before eating, drinking and after smoking, and always after using the washroom.In food preparation, environments and health care settings, you should consult with your safety official.In general, in these environments, you should wash your hands as you would in an office environment in addition to anytime you move between work areas (such as between patients or between raw food and prepared food.)Again, please consult your local expert as specific requirements vary greatly by application.