Give customers fresh, clean hands with Diversey Care's new soft Care hand sanitizing wipes


If not cleaned properly, many surfaces such as countertops and shopping cart handles can house harmful, illness-causing bacteria such as E. coli. To better protect customers and improve their shopping experience, Sealed Air’s (NYSE: SEE) Diversey Care division today introduced its alcohol-free Soft Care® Hand Sanitizing Wipes, ideal for retail environments such as grocery stores.

“Germs can easily pass from one person’s unclean hands to another person, object or surface,” said Paul Budsworth, Vice President of North America, Diversey Care. “Providing customers with Soft Care Hand Sanitizing Wipes ensures that they can quickly and effectively clean and sanitize hands, leaving them soft and fresh.”

Soft Care Hand Sanitizing Wipes are also ideal for educational facilities, municipal buildings and other areas where alcohol-free sanitizing is needed.

Soft Care Hand Sanitizing Wipes, available in a convenient and easy-to-use dispensing container, combine a special cleaning and sanitizing formula with Aloe, Glycerin and Vitamin E to gently moisturize the skin while sanitizing hands. Users simply wet hands thoroughly and allow them to dry.  Used wipes are then disposed of to eliminate cross-contamination. The wipes can also be safely used on surrounding surfaces.

For more information, visit www.sealedair.com/diversey-care/diversey-care-products/soft-care-hand-sanitizing-wipe.

 



December 15, 2015


Topic Area: Press Release


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