Smixin Mobile Hand Washing System

Q: What are the three types of hand washing?

There are three main types of hand washing: antiseptic, surgical, and social. Antiseptic and surgical handwashing are more stringent forms of hand hygiene and involve the use of chemicals to remove microorganisms, usually within a healthcare setting. Social handwashing is done every day to remove dirt and bacteria from our hands, and to stop the spread of infection. Its what we should all do after visiting the washroom, following physical contact, and before we eat. Mobile hand washing systems ensure that the public can hygienically clean their hands with soap and water, whenever and wherever they need to.

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A water saving, cleaning solution from VERTECO that allows mobile hand washing in public places with a portable handwash station.

Innovation and Mobility

The Smixin system is:

Innovative & Mobile – makes hand hygiene in public places simple.
Fully automated- designed as an automatic handwash sink that is water saving & touchless
Accessible Anywhere – from food courts, hotel buffets, school playgrounds, to busy airports.
Convenient & Flexible – free standing unit also functions as a portable sink or portable wash basin that can be placed in any crowded location.

Reducing Waste

The Smixin system:

Promotes good hand hygiene habits.
Addresses water shortages by drastically reducing the waste.
Use pre-set parameters to regulate water, soap, and paper towel consumption

Guarantees ecological usage of resources and consumables, supporting VERTECO’s Water Saving Solutions

Close up of male hands washing with Smixin handwashing machine

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Improving Hand Hygiene

Completely touchless– users simply place hands inside the unit.ix of water and soap dispensed automatically followed by a paper towel.
Fast & efficient – In under 15 seconds, the highest standards of hand sanitation are delivered
Resource-efficient – maximum hygiene with minimal consumption.
Ideal when washrooms aren’t available or sanitizers aren’t desirable.
Supports sustainability goals in water-scarce regions.

Hands receiving paper towel to dry from the Smixin handwash system

The benefits of mobile hand wash systems

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Only 0.2 litres of water per hand wash

A 90% decrease in water use compared to the average hand wash

Soap consumption is reduced by 60%*

Paper towel consumption is reduced by 60%*

Automated and Touchless

Fully Mobile

Environmentally Friendly

Improving hand Hygiene

Easy Maintenance

Cost Saving

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Convenience of hand washing, any place, anytime

Ideal for any public space

*Compared to conventional dispensers

Frequently Asked Questions?

How do portable/mobile hand wash stations work?

Mobile hand washing systems make hand hygiene accessible at any time, in any location. By placing portable units, such as the Smixin mobile hand wash system, in any busy place, people can wash their hands without visiting over-crowded or unhygienic washrooms and reduce their reliance on sanitizers. They dispense water, soap and a paper towel, in measured amounts that drastically reduce waste and promote environmental efficiencies.

What is the hand washing process?

Washing our hands with soap and water is the most effective way to maintain hand hygiene. When done properly, it removes dirt and stops the spread of bacteria and infections. Mobile hand washing systems are completely touchless units, that provide a mix of water and soap when hands are placed below a sensor. A paper towel is then dispensed, with the whole process taking less than 15 seconds.

What are the three types of hand washing?

There are three main types of hand washing:

Antiseptic
Surgical
Social.

Antiseptic and surgical handwashing are more stringent forms of hand hygiene and involve the use of chemicals to remove microorganisms, usually within a healthcare setting. Social handwashing is done every day to remove dirt and bacteria from our hands, and to stop the spread of infection. Mobile hand washing systems ensure that the public can hygienically clean their hands with soap and water, whenever and wherever they need to.