Reduce Germ Spread in Shared Office Spaces

Workplace hygiene tools designed for cleaner office environments in Minneapolis.

Your office in Minneapolis has shared desks, conference room tables, kitchen counters, and door handles that dozens of people touch every day. Even with regular cleaning, surfaces are touched again minutes after they are wiped down. Workplace hygiene solutions from Copper Touch help reduce germ transfer during those in-between moments when employees move from desk to meeting room, break room to lobby, and back again. These tools support cleaner interactions without requiring constant supervision or restocking.

Developed in Minneapolis and available nationwide, these products are designed for modern offices where people share space and equipment throughout the day. These tools ship nationwide, serving businesses throughout the United States who want to support workplace wellness. They do not replace cleaning protocols, but they add a layer of protection that employees can use themselves. The tools are easy to deploy, require no ongoing consumables, and fit into existing wellness initiatives without adding administrative burden. Employees can keep them at their desks, in conference rooms, or in common areas where high-touch surfaces are unavoidable.

If you want to support healthier hygiene practices in your Minneapolis office or anywhere in the United States, contact Copper Touch to learn how these tools can fit into your workplace.

Tools that employees can use at their desks and in meetings

You place these tools in the spaces where employees interact most frequently. That includes individual desks, shared workstations, meeting rooms, and entryways. Employees use them to avoid direct contact with door handles, light switches, shared keyboards, and conference room equipment. In Minneapolis offices, where heating systems run for months and windows stay closed, reducing surface contact becomes even more relevant. The tools are designed to be used throughout the day without needing to be recharged, refilled, or replaced frequently. The products are available nationwide through direct shipping from our Minneapolis facility.

After you introduce these tools, employees will notice that they have more control over their own hygiene during the workday. Shared spaces feel less risky, and people are more comfortable touching surfaces they would normally avoid. The tools do not eliminate germs, but they reduce how often hands come into direct contact with high-touch surfaces that others have used.

The products are made from antimicrobial copper and require minimal upkeep. Employees can wipe them down or rinse them as needed, but there are no filters or cartridges to replace. The focus is on making hygiene easier to maintain in real office conditions without adding tasks to anyone's day. These tools complement your existing wellness efforts without replacing any current protocols.

Common questions about using these in your office

Employers and office managers often want to know how these tools are distributed, how employees use them, and whether they require training or maintenance. The answers below cover the most practical concerns about workplace deployment.

What do workplace hygiene tools help with?
They help reduce direct hand contact with shared surfaces such as door handles, conference room equipment, kitchen appliances, and light switches. This reduces the transfer of germs between employees throughout the workday.
How do employees use these tools during the day?
Employees keep them at their desks or in their pockets and use them to press buttons, open doors, or handle shared items. After use, they can clean the tool with a wipe or simply set it aside until the next time it is needed.
What are these products made from?
They are typically made from copper or copper alloys, which have natural antimicrobial properties. The material is durable, does not require power, and can be cleaned with soap and water or standard disinfecting wipes.
How many tools does an office in Minneapolis need?
That depends on the size of your office and how many shared spaces you have. Some companies provide one per employee, while others place them in common areas such as break rooms and conference rooms for shared use.
Why use these instead of just providing hand sanitizer?
These tools reduce surface contact before germs reach your hands, which means employees need to sanitize less often. They work well in spaces where sanitizer stations are not convenient or where employees prefer not to rely on consumables throughout the day.

If your office in Minneapolis is looking for a straightforward way to support cleaner shared spaces, Copper Touch offers workplace hygiene solutions that fit into your existing wellness programs without adding complexity. Available nationwide through direct shipping from our Minneapolis facility, learn more about how these tools can support your team by reaching out today.