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Most clinics have never added it up. Washing towels between clients feels free because there's no invoice for it — but the time to collect, load, transfer, dry and fold is real, and so are the power, water, detergent, sanitiser and towel-replacement costs behind every wash.
Move the sliders to match a room like yours and you'll see your own number — a year of laundry, in dollars and in hours.
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Detergent and power are cents. The expensive part is the twenty minutes of hands-on time every load takes — time that's either paid, or taken out of your evening.
A few dollars per client doesn't feel like much. But across every client, every day, 52 weeks a year, it becomes one of the larger line items in the room.
The Purifas figure shown is the BodyShield on its own, compared directly against what you'd otherwise spend washing the towels it replaces — no hidden extras in the maths.
Claim a free sample — no cost, no card, no obligation. See how it looks and feels in your own room, on your own table.
Figures are estimates based on typical Australian clinic running costs — adjust the sliders to reflect your own.
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