Bradley Corp.’s recent healthy
handwashing survey reveals numerous health-conscious trends among respondents.
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Bradley Corp.’s third-annual healthy handwashing survey reveals 90% of Americans wash their hands more often when using a public restroom - a 3% increase since the survey’s introduction in 2009.
The survey also notes 91% of Americans say an unclean restroom has a negative impact on their perception of the business or establishment, while 11% of respondents admit they are germaphobes. Additionally, the three surfaces in a public restroom people dislike touching most are toilet stall door handles, restroom entrance doors and faucet handles. The survey also reveals 26% use a towel, sleeve or other material to open the restroom door after washing their hands.
To see the entire results of the survey, visitwww.bradleycorp.com.
