E1 Foam Handwash Refill, Fragrance-Free, 1,250 mL, 4/Carton
Product Number: ESS-GOJ516704CT
$131.41
A one-step foaming handwashing and sanitizing soap for the food processing industry. Listed with NSF International as an E1 for use in all departments of USDA-regulated food processing environments. Exceeds the chlorine equivalency standard set by NSF for sanitizer status. Effective against common spoilage and foodborne illness causing organisms.
GOJO® E1 Foam Handwash provides a gentle cleansing experience that removes fats, oils and other soils. This formulation is fragrance-free and has a rich lather that maintains the skin's natural oils. GOJO is proud to be certified as a Women's Business Enterprise by the Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC), the largest certifier of women-owned businesses in the U.S. and a leading advocate for women entrepreneurs.
ESS-GOJ516704CT
Data sheet
- Application
- Hand
- Dirt Types
- Fats
- Dirt Types
- Food Processing
- Dirt Types
- Oils
- Dirt Types
- Soils
- Color(s)
- Clear
- Global Product Type
- Personal Soaps-Foam Refill
- Global Product Type
- Foam Soap Refills
- Pre-Consumer Recycled Content Percent
- 0%
- Post-Consumer Recycled Content Percent
- 0%
- Total Recycled Content Percent
- 0%
- Unit Of Measure
- CT
- Packing Type
- Refill
- Capacity (Volume)
- 1,250 mL
- Scent
- Fragrance-Free
- Soap Type
- Foam
- Compliance Standards
- EcoLogo Certified
- Compliance Standards
- Kosher Certified
- Product Biodegradability Indicator
- N
- Product Compostability Indicator
- N
- Product Packaging
- Refill
- Volume Capacity
- 1,250 mL
- Personal Soaps Application
- Hand
- For Use With
- PROVON® FMX-12 Dispensers
- For Use With
- GOJO FMX-12 Dispensers
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A one-step foaming handwashing and sanitizing soap for the food processing industry. Listed with NSF International as an E1 for use in all departments of USDA-regulated food processing environments. Exceeds the chlorine equivalency standard set by NSF for sanitizer status. Effective against common spoilage and foodborne illness causing organisms.