Restroom odors make for a terrible experience for employees and staff, and leave an even worse impression on clients and visitors. Restroom odors don’t exactly communicate a welcoming atmosphere to any stakeholder. Bad smells are associated with a dirty workplace, which is not something any business wants. For companies ready to up their game with a clean and sanitized restroom that is odor-free, read ahead. There are a few common causes of restroom orders in need of address. Thankfully, the remedies are inexpensive and thorough.

Read more: 4 Causes of Odors in the Restroom and how to get Rid of Them

Instead of seeing the perspective of the guest, imagine it from the viewpoint of the hotel manager and the frustrations of having to recoup the costs of stolen hotel towels. This is not paper clips or stationary. Hotel towel thefts add up fast!

Hotel towels are even more costly, if you don’t know where to buy them and/or how to take care of them. As a matter of fact, on the subject of taking care of hotel towels, it’s not uncommon for a hotel to lose as much as 20 percent of their linens every month from general use. Now, add to that the amount of hotel towels unaccounted for at the end of the month, and you begin to see how quickly things add up for hotel owners. With all of this to consider, buying high quality, affordable, durable towels is key for any hotel, motel, or bed and breakfast.

Read more: How to Buy and Take Care of Hotel Towels

Health and safety hazards we often associate with construction sites and heavy machinery. Even in a climate-controlled office environment though, there still exists the potential for injury.

Now we know what you might be thinking. In a place where most people are sitting down, what safety risks could possibly exist – well, there’s actually a surprising number of injuries that can occur in an office. Supporting this is a recent statistic published by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, revealing there to be more than 80,000 work-related injuries that happen every year to office and/or administrative workers. Among the most common source of injuries are falls. Next in line, workers being struck by or against objects. Even in an office space, safety hazards are real and they need to be addressed.

Read more: Avoiding a Cluttered, Hazard-Ridden Office Environment keeps Employees Safe

Discussing restroom cleanliness and toilet etiquette is somewhat an awkward conversation to have with one’s employees. At times though, it’s necessary to discuss. Problems arise and though bathroom cleanliness is a standard any business wants to maintain, sometimes a sensitive, solution-centered discussion needs to happen.

Read more: 4 Steps to Addressing Toilet Cleanliness with Staff