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At P&G Professional and Wightman & Parrish, we know that the priority is to make sure your patients and residents are safe and feel at home. That’s why we provide special formulations of our trusted brands to help you create a hygienic, clean, fresh-smelling and inviting home-like environment.

Deliver confidence with Diversey’s enhanced cleaning & disinfection programmes

As part of our ongoing commitment to support our customers in these difficult times we have collated some useful videos and downloads that can be used to educate staff and help with you COVID-19 training and support work.

Our newest product range is the XtraProtect sanitiser for both surfaces and hands. Read more below.

The Governments newly released guidelines have been summarised below. Wightman & Parrish are able to provide many cleaning agents and sanitisers to help your workplace remain safe.

The latest Public Health England (PHE) recommendations for PPE in secondary care are listed below.

Last week, a senior doctor wrote to England's chief medical officer Chris Whitty to raise her "grave concern" that electric hand dryers in toilets could increase the risk of transmission of coronavirus.  

Yesterday afternoon, the PM Boris Johnson announced that the United Kingdom would be moving from the contain phase, to the delay phase. This was in response to a rising number of confirmed cases of coronavirus and an increasing death toll. Wightman & Parrish have been monitoring the situation for some time now and we continue to do so on a daily basis to ensure business continuity and operations. We have a robust Business Continuity Plan and our Emergency Management Team have been meeting since early February, to try and mitigate the risks we face.

Due to the surge in demand for hand sanitisers from COVID-19 there is currently a national shortage. Wightman & Parrish stock many different products that are still capable of preventing the spread of COVID-19. The WHO recommend the following steps to take care of your health and protect others:

There have now been more than 37,000 cases worldwide of the novel Coronavirus nicknamed ‘Wuhan Flu’. To date, the virus has killed 800 people.