Red zone · UK-wide
Washroom hygiene
Toilets and washrooms cleaned and disinfected on every visit with red-coded equipment that never leaves the washroom.
What's included
- Toilets, urinals and basins cleaned and disinfected
- Touchpoints: flush handles, taps, locks, dryers and door plates
- Mirrors, partitions and wall tiles
- Floors mopped with a separate red-coded mop
- Weekly descaling of taps, urinals and shower heads
- Soap, paper and hand towels restocked each visit
How it works
Washrooms are where cross-contamination does the most harm, which is why they have their own colour in the UK cleaning code. Cloths, mops and buckets used in a washroom are red and stay there.
Under the Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992, employers must keep toilets and washing facilities clean and in an orderly condition. We log each clean so you can show that they are.
Where we provide washroom hygiene
We cover sites across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, including:
FAQ
Washroom hygiene questions
Do you supply washroom consumables?
Yes. We can supply soap, toilet paper and hand towels at cost, or restock from your own supplies.
Do you provide sanitary bins?
Sanitary waste collection is a licensed service. We coordinate with your provider, or can recommend one, and keep the units clean.
Related guides
Cleaning colour coding explained: red, blue, green and yellow
What the UK cleaning colour codes mean, which areas each colour covers and why separate cloths, mops and buckets stop cross-contamination.
Read guideComplianceWorkplace cleanliness and the law in the UK
What UK law says about keeping a workplace clean: the Workplace Regulations 1992, toilets and washing facilities, COSHH for cleaning chemicals, and who is responsible.
Read guide