Most commercial facilities need more than one wiping product. Glass and detail work, food contact surfaces, and disinfection each call for a different substrate, and the specifications that matter change with the application.
We stock wipers and towels sorted by intended use. Below are the substrates we carry, what each is designed for, and the manufacturer specifications worth checking before you standardize.
Substrate determines fit. Scrim wipers reinforced for wet strength and low lint are specified for glass and finish work. Foodservice counter towels are built for tables, counters, and prep surfaces. Registered disinfectant wipes sit in their own category, governed by the approved uses on the EPA label.
Price per case is one input. Absorbency, wet strength, lint level, fluid viscosity, and food contact status determine whether a product performs the task, and those specifications vary within a single price tier.
Standardizing on one product across an entire building is the most frequent one. A heavy industrial wiper and a foodservice counter towel are engineered for different surfaces and different soils.
Bulk case pricing is worth pursuing once the application is settled. Confirming substrate, size, and packaging format first keeps a volume order from sitting in storage.
A 4-ply scrim wiper with nylon mesh reinforcement, which Hospeco specifies for added wet strength and reusability. The substrate is made of recycled tissue and is described in the TaskBrand line as the lowest-lint paper wiper.
Hospeco lists this wiper for use with low-viscosity fluids. Stated applications are glass and mirror cleaning, general cleaning, small spill cleanup, and hand wiping. It ships dry, so the cleaning agent is selected separately. The 12" x 12" flat bulk format comes 900 per case.
A foodservice counter towel designed for use within a color-coded towel program, which Hospeco positions as a way to reduce cross contamination between prep areas and service surfaces.
The apertured construction is specified to pick up crumbs, and the towel rinses easily between wipe-downs. Hospeco rates it for one shift or one day of use and directs that it be discarded at the end of shift. Available in one size, 12" x 21".
An EPA-registered, single-use disinfectant wipe for hard, non-porous surfaces. TouchPoint specifies cleaning, disinfecting, and deodorizing in one step, and the SARS-CoV-2 claim on the label applies to hard, non-porous, non-food surfaces.
Approved surfaces, contact time, and directions for use are set by the product label, and the label governs. Review it before adding the product to a cleaning protocol, particularly where food contact surfaces are involved.
Pack sizes include counts of 160 through 1,200 wipes, which makes the dispensing format part of the specification. A single entry point and a warehouse floor call for different counts.
Usage rate depends on the application, the size of the facility, the frequency of the cleaning schedule, and the soils involved. A kitchen line and an office suite of the same square footage consume different products at different rates.
Reviewing your cleaning procedures and current consumption by task gives you a defensible starting quantity. Once you have that, case format and dispensing method follow. Our guide to stocking essential janitorial supplies covers how this fits alongside the rest of a facility order.
How much product should we order?
Evaluate the application, facility size, usage rate, and cleaning requirements, then select case quantities against that. We can review your task list and current consumption to help size an initial order.
Can one product cover the whole building?
Different substrates are engineered for different surfaces and soils. Most facilities specify separate products for detail work, food contact areas, and disinfection.
What surfaces can disinfecting wipes be used on?
Follow the product label. TouchPoint Plus is registered for hard, non-porous surfaces, and the label defines approved surfaces, required contact time, and use instructions.
Do you supply dispensers for wipes and towels?
Yes. We carry
wall-mounted and floor-standing wipe dispensers sized to different pack counts and traffic levels.
Most commercial facilities need more than one wiping product. Glass and detail work, food contact surfaces, and disinfection each call for a different substrate, and the specifications that matter change with the application.
We stock wipers and towels sorted by intended use. Below are the substrates we carry, what each is designed for, and the manufacturer specifications worth checking before you standardize.
Substrate determines fit. Scrim wipers reinforced for wet strength and low lint are specified for glass and finish work. Foodservice counter towels are built for tables, counters, and prep surfaces. Registered disinfectant wipes sit in their own category, governed by the approved uses on the EPA label.
Price per case is one input. Absorbency, wet strength, lint level, fluid viscosity, and food contact status determine whether a product performs the task, and those specifications vary within a single price tier.
Standardizing on one product across an entire building is the most frequent one. A heavy industrial wiper and a foodservice counter towel are engineered for different surfaces and different soils.
Bulk case pricing is worth pursuing once the application is settled. Confirming substrate, size, and packaging format first keeps a volume order from sitting in storage.
A 4-ply scrim wiper with nylon mesh reinforcement, which Hospeco specifies for added wet strength and reusability. The substrate is made of recycled tissue and is described in the TaskBrand line as the lowest-lint paper wiper.
Hospeco lists this wiper for use with low-viscosity fluids. Stated applications are glass and mirror cleaning, general cleaning, small spill cleanup, and hand wiping. It ships dry, so the cleaning agent is selected separately. The 12" x 12" flat bulk format comes 900 per case.
A foodservice counter towel designed for use within a color-coded towel program, which Hospeco positions as a way to reduce cross contamination between prep areas and service surfaces.
The apertured construction is specified to pick up crumbs, and the towel rinses easily between wipe-downs. Hospeco rates it for one shift or one day of use and directs that it be discarded at the end of shift. Available in one size, 12" x 21".
An EPA-registered, single-use disinfectant wipe for hard, non-porous surfaces. TouchPoint specifies cleaning, disinfecting, and deodorizing in one step, and the SARS-CoV-2 claim on the label applies to hard, non-porous, non-food surfaces.
Approved surfaces, contact time, and directions for use are set by the product label, and the label governs. Review it before adding the product to a cleaning protocol, particularly where food contact surfaces are involved.
Pack sizes include counts of 160 through 1,200 wipes, which makes the dispensing format part of the specification. A single entry point and a warehouse floor call for different counts.
Usage rate depends on the application, the size of the facility, the frequency of the cleaning schedule, and the soils involved. A kitchen line and an office suite of the same square footage consume different products at different rates.
Reviewing your cleaning procedures and current consumption by task gives you a defensible starting quantity. Once you have that, case format and dispensing method follow. Our guide to stocking essential janitorial supplies covers how this fits alongside the rest of a facility order.
How much product should we order?
Evaluate the application, facility size, usage rate, and cleaning requirements, then select case quantities against that. We can review your task list and current consumption to help size an initial order.
Can one product cover the whole building?
Different substrates are engineered for different surfaces and soils. Most facilities specify separate products for detail work, food contact areas, and disinfection.
What surfaces can disinfecting wipes be used on?
Follow the product label. TouchPoint Plus is registered for hard, non-porous surfaces, and the label defines approved surfaces, required contact time, and use instructions.
Do you supply dispensers for wipes and towels?
Yes. We carry
wall-mounted and floor-standing wipe dispensers sized to different pack counts and traffic levels.
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