Hygiene and facility

Paper and janitorial

Paper towels, bath and facial tissue, can liners and facility consumables.

7 products

Paper is ordered by dispenser. The fold or roll type has to match what is on the wall, so universal formats are listed first and controlled-use rolls say "Dispenser system confirmed on quote". Then cost per use: ply, sheet size, sheets or feet per case. Can liners are bought by container size, resin and gauge, and red biohazard bags are regulated packaging with test requirements.

Sub-categories

Towels and tissue Paper towels by fold or roll type, bath tissue, facial tissue, napkins. 6 products Can liners High-density and linear low-density liners by capacity and gauge; biohazard and specialty bags as a section until the range justifies its own page. 1 product Facility supplies Cleaning chemicals, mops, dispensers, receptacles and other items sourced on request. Quoted on request

Buyer questions, answered

Which dispensers are installed?

Multifold, C-fold, standard hardwound rolls and standard and jumbo bath tissue fit dispensers from many makers. Controlled-use roll towels fit one dispenser family. Tell us the dispensers on your walls, and the quote confirms the fit for every refill.

What is the cost per use: sheets per case, feet per roll?

Folded towels are compared by sheets per pack and packs per case, roll towels by feet per roll and rolls per case, bath tissue by sheets per roll. A case with more sheets can cost more per case and less per sheet, so every quote shows the case contents line by line.

Do we have recycled-content requirements?

EPA's procurement guidelines recommend postconsumer fiber levels: 20 to 60 percent for bath tissue, 40 to 60 percent for towels, 30 to 60 percent for napkins, 10 to 15 percent for facial tissue. Recycled content and certifications are stated as the manufacturer declares them.

Which liner size and gauge for each container?

Start with the container's capacity in gallons and the liner's width and length. High-density liners, measured in microns, suit paper and light waste. Linear low-density liners, measured in mil, stretch and resist puncture for sharp or heavy waste. Compare gauge only within the same resin.

Do red bags meet the transport tests?

Film bags used as inner packaging for regulated medical waste must pass a 165 g dart impact test and a 480 g tear test in both directions under DOT rules, be marked and certified by the maker, and hold no more than 46 gallons. Each red bag listing states the test results.

How to choose

Identify every dispenser, and list the universal and controlled-use formats separately.
Compare cost per use, not case price.
Set recycled-content requirements by product type, then read the manufacturer's declaration.
Match liners to containers by capacity and dimensions, then choose resin and gauge for the waste.
Specify DOT-tested bags for regulated medical waste.

Standards this group can show

EPA Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines recycled fiber levels
Green Seal GS-1, UL ECOLOGO 175, FSC or SFI chain of custody, where held
DOT 49 CFR 173.197 for red biohazard bags (ASTM D1709 and D1922)
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 labeling and red bags

What each comparison table shows

Every sub-category page compares its products side by side on these columns.

Sub-category	Compare columns
Towels and tissue	Item type, Ply, Sheet size, Sheets or feet per roll or pack, Dispenser fit, Fiber and certifications, Units per case
Can liners	Resin, Capacity, Dimensions, Gauge, Color, Biohazard bag tests, Bags per roll and case
Facility supplies	Item, Size and count, System it fits, Units per case

Paper and janitorial listed today

We list products by specification. Your written quote names the manufacturer, the brand and the item number before you commit to anything.