Insinc Insights: Tag: Hygiene

When it comes to office hygiene, the smallest details can cause the biggest headaches. One of the most common—and frustrating—mistakes we see in New Zealand workplaces? Buying toilet paper that doesn’t fit the dispensers. Cue the awkward hacks, wasted product, and unhappy staff. Whether you're outfitting a brand-new office bathroom or restocking the essentials, getting the right fit for your toilet paper dispenser saves time, money, and the planet (less waste = happier trees).

If you're managing a busy workplace in New Zealand, you already know how important it is to provide clean, well-equipped washrooms. Choosing the right sanitary bin might seem like a small detail—but it plays a big role in meeting hygiene standards, keeping your team comfortable, and staying compliant.

At Insinc Products, we specialise in self-service sanitary bin solutions that are affordable, practical, and easy for Kiwi businesses to manage themselves—no contracts, no waiting, and no strangers needing access to your premises. Here are 5 smart tips to help you choose the best sanitary bin for your workplace:

Ever pulled a paper towel only to get five instead? Or worse—none, because it got jammed? Choosing paper towels that actually fit your dispensers isn't just about convenience—it’s about hygiene, waste reduction, and keeping your workplace running smoothly. Whether you’re managing an office, café, or commercial bathroom, the wrong towel size or style can lead to unnecessary cost and frustration.

The Hygiene Argument: Are Paper Towels More Sanitary?
Why It Matters:
Drying hands properly is just as important as washing them. According to a study in the Journal of Hospital Infection, paper towels physically remove bacteria and viruses from the skin, while air dryers may actually spread them around the room.

In today’s workplace, maintaining hygiene and complying with health standards is more critical than ever. While the focus often lies on hand hygiene and surface cleanliness, sanitary bins for office environments are just as essential. Traditionally serviced by external contractors, these bins are now evolving into a self-service model—a game-changer for businesses seeking to reduce costs, increase control, and enhance hygiene.

This comprehensive guide explores why self-service sanitary bins are the ideal choice for New Zealand workplaces and how they meet both legal and ethical standards.

Research studies show that drying your hands with a clean, single-use hand towel may be the safest choice for reducing the risk of spreading germs.