The Power of GOJO Cherry Gel
Available in GOJO PRO Series Dispensing System

5/7/2010

GOJO Cherry Gel PRO Series Dispensing System Media Kit (1.15 MB)
Includes press release, image and trademark usage guide.

GOJO® Cherry Gel Pumice Hand Cleaner is now available in the robust GOJO PRO™ Series Dispensing System.

Unlike traditional hand cleaners, refreshing GOJO Cherry Gel with pumice scrubbers quickly cleans heavy dirt, grease and oil. The innovative gel formula spreads evenly and clings to hands and arms so it's not washed down the drain. It contains a unique combination of skin conditioners and is pH balanced for skin comfort.

The GOJO PRO Series is a heavy-duty system with SANITARY SEALED™ refills to help ensure that the soap is safe from contamination. A study by the University of Arizona showed that 25% of refillable bulk soap reservoir systems contained potentially harmful bacteria.¹

In addition, each refill comes with a fresh valve that helps ensure against leaks and clogs. The GOJO PRO Series Dispensing System provides portion control dispensing that helps reduce waste.

According to GOJO Automotive Market Vice President Steve Pruett, "The hand cleaner and dispensing system you provide is a statement of your commitment to employee satisfaction, health and well-being. GOJO continues to provide superior products that improve the health and well-being of technicians."

For more information on new GOJO Cherry Gel Pumice Hand Cleaner, call the GOJO Customer Interaction Center at 1-800-321-9647.

GOJO Industries, inventors of PURELL® Instant Hand Sanitizer, distributes PURELL in away-from-home markets throughout the world. In addition, GOJO manufactures and distributes a full line of products under the GOJO and PROVON® brand names. GOJO has a 64-year history of leadership in improving hands and solving skin care-related problems in a variety of markets, including healthcare, foodservice, food processing, manufacturing, automotive, education, government and military. GOJO is a privately held corporation headquartered in Akron, Ohio, with offices in the United Kingdom, Japan and Brazil.

PURELL is a trademark of Johnson & Johnson and is used under license.

1. Gerba, C.P. et al, The Occurrence of Heterotropic Bacteria, Coliforms, and Staphylococcus Aureus in Liquid Soap Sample From Public Restrooms. Unpublished Study 2006. Bacterial Contamination of Liquid Hand Soaps. Unpublished Study 2007. University of Arizona.