As part of our complete guide to hand hygiene we take a look at the second step – Hand Sanitising.
For those times when soap and water are not available, using hand sanitiser on your hands is the most effective way to kill many common germs and bacteria present on the skin. In healthcare environments, alcohol-based sanitiser is the preferred active biocide for skin sanitising without the need for rinsing...
Our partnership with Bloody Good Employers highlights and strengthens this commitment.
Our partnership with Bloody Good Employers highlights and strengthens this commitment.
Our partnership with Bloody Good Employers highlights and strengthens this commitment.
In February 2025, we were honoured to receive the Bronze medal from EcoVadis
To ensure your disinfectant is effective it should have achieved the following standards...
To ensure your disinfectant is effective it should have achieved the following standards...
In any workplace, ensuring the safety and well-being of employees is important. First aid provisions play a crucial role in promptly addressing injuries or illnesses that may occur whilst in the workplace. However, compliance with industry standards can be a challenging task. To simplify the process and ensure your workplace meets the required regulations, we have created a guide to first aid in the workplace.
Understanding the Industry Standard for First Aid:
The industry standard for workplace first aid in the UK is BS 8599-1. Introduced in 2011, this standard has become the benchmark for first aid kits in various workplaces. Regularly monitored by the British Safety Institute (BSI) and the British Healthcare Trade Association (BHTA), the standard underwent its last major review in 2019 (BS 8599-1:2019). These reviews ensure the standard remains up to date with industry advancements, product developments, and advancements in first aid.
Key updates include:
- Removal of safety pins from
Ensuring food safety is crucial for preventing food related illnesses and keeping your kitchen a healthy place.
There are four fundamental steps to food safety:
Let's dive into each step and see how you can effectively implement these practices in your kitchen, focusing on the use of Brosch direct supplied surface cleaning products and disposable gloves to enhance safety.
Step 1: Clean
Why Clean?
Cleaning is the first and most critical step in food safety. Proper cleaning eliminates bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens from surfaces and hands, reducing the risk of contamination.
How to Clean?
- Hands: Always wash your hands with appropriate hand wash and water for at least 20 seconds before handling food.
- Clean Surfaces: Use effective food safe surface cleaning products to disinfect countertops, cutting boards, and utensils.
- Rinse Produce: Wash fruits and vegetables under running water to remove dirt and potential pesticides.
Products to Use:
When it comes to maintaining a clean and organized home, having the right paper products on hand is essential. From soft and absorbent toilet rolls to durable kitchen rolls and versatile hand towels, the options can sometimes be overwhelming.
In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through the different types of paper products and provide tips to help you choose the best ones to meet your needs.
Toilet Rolls:
Toilet rolls are an everyday essential in any home. They come in various ply options, typically ranging from one to three. The higher the ply, the more softness and comfort you'll experience. Consider the preferences and sensitivities of your family members when selecting the appropriate ply. Additionally, look for toilet rolls that are eco-friendly to reduce your environmental impact. Some eco-conscious brands use bamboo or recycled materials to create their toilet rolls, offering a sustainable alternative without compromising on quality.
Kitchen rolls
Kitchen rolls, also known
“Great things are never done by one person. They’re done by a team of people.” (Steve Jobs)
As a collective, Brosch Direct and Polyco Healthline staff have chosen to give back to the community by taking 4 MILLION steps in April to raise funds and awareness for Don’t lose hope, a local Bourne charity.
4 million steps to spotlight and promote the three components of well-being: comfort, happiness and health.
The pressure is ever upon us, and everybody needs a method to cope with the ‘normal’ stresses of daily life, but on occasions you may feel restricted and overwhelmed – at times like these, you are not alone.
Don’t lose hope, is a group of highly experienced professionals offering group or individual counselling services for the community, operating from a fully equipped counselling room in Bourne.
Don’t lose hope are a pillar of our community, they bring much needed support, hope and comfort to locals who may be struggling with mental health issues. The aim is to enhance the well-being
