Custom hand sanitiser gets hands clean without a sink, and it does that job a few different ways. Gels come in squeeze bottles and screw top tubes. Some are clipped to an aluminium carabiner so they hang off a bag strap. They're alcohol-based and dry fast, and some add vitamin E or a light citrus scent. Sprays use a pump action, from slim sticks with pull caps to flat card styles that slip into a wallet. The larger spray bottles work on surfaces as well as hands. There's also a ballpoint pen with a refillable spray chamber and a washable wrist dispenser you refill yourself. For entrances, infrared dispensers work touch free, either wall mounted or fixed to a freestanding aluminium stand.
A local footy club hands out carabiner gels at junior registration day. By the first away game, parents have them clipped to kit bags, and kids get a squirt before the oranges come out at half time. Nobody's stuck in a bathroom queue at a suburban ground with one toilet block. Need something for the clubrooms too? Our soaps sit right alongside.
Most styles of branded hand sanitiser can carry a sticker, and some can be printed or finished with a full colour digital print. There's plenty more in our hygiene and safety range for a matching kit.
Things People Ask
Is custom hand sanitiser a good giveaway for sports clubs?
Yes, custom hand sanitiser suits sports parents who spend the whole day away from a sink. Carabiner gels clip to a kit bag strap and slim spray sticks fit in a pocket, and both are alcohol-based and dry fast.
Which sanitiser style is best for an event entrance?
A touchless auto dispenser on a freestanding stand is the best fit for an entrance. The dispenser sits near one metre high, the frame moves easily for storage, and guests get a dose without touching anything.
When do the spray bottles make more sense than gels?
Spray bottles make more sense when surfaces need cleaning as well as hands, such as a shared desk or a reception counter. The larger pump bottles are made for both hands and surfaces, while the gels are made for hands.
Are hand sanitiser bottles good for school bags?
Yes, the screw top gel tubes and carabiner gels work well in school bags because they seal or clip on securely. The washable wrist dispenser is another option for older kids, since it refills from an included empty bottle and stays on their arm all day.
