Screen VS Sleeve

Maintaining hygiene in public restrooms is essential, especially in high-traffic areas like airports, malls, and workplaces. The bad odours that often breed in urinals tend to arise from a build up of uric salt.
Two common products to control odor and improve cleanliness of urinals are the Urinal Screens and Urinal Sleeves.
Urinal Screen
A urinal screen is a mat placed over a urinal drain to catch debris, preventing blockages, and often contains deodorizers to control odors.

PROS:
• Acts as a physical barrier to stop items from entering the drain
• Simple to replace, usually cheaper per piece, making them suitable for frequent replacements
• Design for splash back protection
• Available in multiple fragrances, provides additional fragrance for urinal areas
CONS:
• Less hygiene, does not provide a barrier between urine and the user or the environment
• Can become a breeding ground for bacteria if not cleaned regularly
• Lasts up to 35 days
Urinal Sleeve
A urinal sleeve, in contrast, is a connected component that lines the urinal’s waste outlet and trap, using enzymes block to break down uric acid and prevent build-up and odors, leading to better hygiene and water savings.

PROS:
Reduces odours & uric acid build up in the pipework
Contains naturally-occurring bacteria to break down uric scale, limescale, fat & solids
Designed for easy replacement and disposal
Lasts up to 60 days
CONS:
More expensive than urinal screens
May require more effort to install or replace
Sleeves can generate more waste if not recyclable
Conclusion
If cost and simple odor control are your main priorities, urinal screens are an economical and effective option.
For better hygiene, and odor containment, urinal sleeves offer a more sanitary solution, especially in busy or high-traffic environments.
Both options contribute to a cleaner, more pleasant restroom experience!
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