Coded Trigger Spray

Coded Trigger Spray

A coded trigger spray refers to a spray bottle equipped with a color-coded trigger mechanism, typically used in professional cleaning and janitorial settings.

The trigger mechanism is color-coded to indicate the type of solution or liquid inside the spray bottle. This coding system helps to prevent cross-contamination and ensures the correct product is used for specific cleaning tasks.

Common colors include red for sanitizing solutions, blue for general-purpose cleaners, green for glass cleaners, and yellow for bathroom cleaners. The exact color coding may vary depending on industry standards or organizational preferences.

Typically made from durable plastic, such as polyethylene (PE) or polypropylene (PP), to withstand the chemicals and pressures of regular use in commercial cleaning.

Available in various sizes, commonly ranging from 500ml to 1 litre, to accommodate different volumes of cleaning solutions.

Features

• Allows for adjustable spray patterns, from fine mist to jet stream, depending on the cleaning task and product viscosity.
• Designed for comfortable handling during extended use, minimizing hand fatigue.
• Resistant to corrosion and degradation from common cleaning chemicals.

Uses

• Used in commercial and institutional settings such as offices, schools, hospitals, and hotels for dispensing cleaning solutions effectively.
• Promotes safety by ensuring that the correct cleaning solution is used in designated areas or surfaces, reducing the risk of misuse or accidental mixing of chemicals.
• Helps organizations comply with environmental and safety regulations by promoting proper chemical handling and use.

Advantages

• Facilitates efficient organization and inventory management of cleaning supplies through color-coded systems.
• Improves workflow efficiency by reducing confusion and time spent identifying the appropriate cleaning product for each task.
• Supports hygiene standards by preventing contamination and ensuring effective cleaning practices.

Maintenance

• Clean and rinse the trigger spray bottle regularly to prevent residue buildup and ensure proper functioning of the trigger mechanism.
• Replace worn or damaged triggers or bottles promptly to maintain efficiency and safety.