Public restrooms are an essential part of our daily lives, but they can also be a breeding ground for germs and bacteria. Many people avoid using public restrooms due to concerns over cleanliness and hygiene. However, the installation of automatic toilet seat covers may help put these concerns to rest. In this article, we will explore the concept of auto toilet seat covers and their potential benefits for public restrooms.

Sanitech toilet seat covers are a type of toilet seats, that automatically replace a plastic sanitary film cover over the toilet seat after each use. The user never has to touch the toilet seat, which can help to reduce the spread of germs and bacteria. These seat covers can be manually operated, where the user waves their hand before a sensor to activate the machine, or activated by a button.

One of the benefits of Sanitech toilet seat covers is that they can save time and money for businesses and building managers. Traditional toilet seat covers can be wasteful, as users often take more than one cover or leave them on the floor, resulting in additional maintenance costs. With auto toilet seat covers, the dispenser releases only one seat cover at a time, reducing waste and maintenance time.

Another advantage of Sanitech auto toilet seat covers is that they can help to promote hygiene in public restrooms. A study published in the American Journal of Infection Control found that using disposable toilet seat covers reduced the risk of fecal contamination on the toilet seat by up to 95%.  Auto toilet seat covers further reduce this risk by eliminating the need for users to touch the toilet seat.

In conclusion, the installation of auto toilet seat covers can be beneficial for public restrooms, but it is important to carefully consider the costs and potential drawbacks before making a decision. While auto toilet seat covers can help to promote hygiene and reduce waste, they can also create a better experience for the customer who gets a “new” seat with every use and thus promote the business or institution that uses them.