To meet the diverse needs of healthcare, office buildings, schools, manufacturing and other facilities, Kimberly-Clark Professional has introduced the MOD Dispensing System the first hand towel system that can be modified to meet a facilitys specific hand-drying needs.
The system lets customers create a customized, hygienic and sustainable washroom for any facility, anywhere. It combines touchless technology with the bacteria-reducing benefits of drying with a paper towel. It also offers the highest-capacity hard roll towel system on the market with a power-assist setting that delivers the longest battery life available today.  Â
The MOD Dispensing System is the latest addition to The Healthy Workplace Project and The Healthy Schools Project two programs designed to help stop the spread of germs. The superior hand hygiene benefits of the MOD System support the programs Wash, Wipe and Sanitize protocol, which helps reduce illness-causing germs on hands and surfaces.
The MOD System is cool and stylish, but its also much more, says Randy McLeod, office building go-to-market leader for Kimberly-Clark Professional. No other system offers this degree of flexibility along with such high-capacity, absorbent and sustainable hand towels.Â
The key offerings in the MOD Dispensing System are:
- A SCOTT® Hard Roll Towel that delivers 1,150 feet of towels the highest capacity towel system on the market today and a KLEENEX® Brand 700-foot offering. The high capacity and stub roll features of these dispensers reduce both waste and cost, leading to fewer change-outs. Â
- A versatile electronic touchless skin care dispenser that is available with KLEENEX Brand skin care options, including a full complement of foam skin cleansers and instant hand sanitizers.
We tested the MOD Dispensing System before it was available nationally and found it helped our customers improve the hygiene, functionality and aesthetics of their washrooms, as well as reducing waste and maintenance requirements, says Todd Spector of South Jersey Paper Products. Our customers are able to choose the system thats right for them and easily make adjustments should their needs change over time.
In keeping with the Kimberly-Clark Professional Reduce Today, Respect Tomorrow* approach to sustainability, the MOD Dispensing System was designed to reduce consumption across the entire product lifecycle. It does this through controlled dispensing and by offering:
 KLEENEX and SCOTT Brand towels that are Forest Stewardship Council and EcoLogo®- certified and meet EPA standards for minimum post-consumer waste content.
 KLEENEX Brand towels that contain 20 percent bamboo the first towels in the industry to contain non-tree fiber.
 KLEENEX and SCOTT Brand towels with patented ABSORBENCY POCKETS*, which means users need fewer towels to dry their hands. This leads to more towels in dispensers, more time between refills, less paper waste and, in many cases, reduced costs.Â
For more information about The Healthy Workplace Project and The Healthy Schools Project, visit www.healthyworkplaceproject.com and www.thehealthyschoolsproject.com.Â
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