The Value of Clean

A modest investment in cleaning produces substantial returns, Presented by ISSSA: Advancing Clean Driving Innovation.

Sick Employees Are Costing You Money

7.7 Sick Days per employee per year Costs $225.8 Billion per Year

How Does Clean Equal Green?

Common Surfaces with high levels of contamination include: Computer Mice, Keyboards, Desk Phones, Breakroom Sink Faucet Handles, Microwave Door Handles, Refrigerator Door Handles, Water Fountain Buttons, and Vending Machine Buttons.

Cleaning Has a Very Real and Measurable Value

2-8% Productivity Gain in a 100-associate office with an average salary of $25,000. This equates to $125,000 in Savings

Customers Prefer Cleanliness

• In the Food industry customers prefer Cleanliness over Value, Speed, Convenience, and Variety.
• Over 6 in 10 QSR Customers agree: If a fast-food restaurant is clean, they go there more often.
• In the Retail industry Cleanliness ranked as the most important element along: Lighting Temperature Quietness/Music and Special Events.
• 60% said a store’s environment encouraged them to buy more within the last month.
• 94% of people would avoid a business in the future if they encountered dirty restrooms.

Clean Facilities are not just a cost. They generate revenue.

Improve your bottom line where you haven’t looked before, with a clean facility.

Sources

BLS: Employer Costs for Employee Compensation
Pub Med: Results from the American Productivity Audit
Kaiser Permanente
Forbes: Flu Season Etiquette
ISSA