Toilet seats have pathogen-killing properties

08 December, 2009

CME Sanitary Systems has launched a range of toilet seats made of a material with pathogen-killing properties. Polygiene toilet seats are said to reduce the risk of transfer of bacteria such as MRSA, SARS-corona virus and e-coli.

Polygiene is a modified thermosetting material that also resists scratches. These toilet seats are available in two colours and six designs, including junior and adult sizes, with and without a cover. The range also includes Celeste seats, designed to meet the needs of those with limited mobility.

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