MR Direct Sinks and Faucets

Easy access to handwashing has never been more important, and it’s had a big impact on the interior design world. Adding a sanitizing sink, or a sink near the entryway of your home or business, is a popular way to make your guests feel more comfortable and to keep your space cleaner.

It’s also a good reminder to everyone in the family (especially little ones) just how important it is to scrub those germs away.

In form and function, sanitizing sinks are intended primarily for handwashing. Sometimes, sanitizing sinks are also accompanied by other items that encourage cleanliness, such as hand sanitizer, a shoe drop station, and a mask dispenser.

If you lack the piping to add a sink near your entryway, you may want to dedicate another area of your home as your sanitizing station to avoid costly renovations, like mudrooms or laundry spaces.

Or, if a sink isn’t an option, you can add a simple sanitizing station with hand sanitizer or sanitizing wipes. However, handwashing is the #1 way to prevent the spread of germs, so we’d highly recommend adding a sink.

The best sanitizing sink meshes well with your surroundings and looks inviting. You want to avoid making your entryway look like a cold bathroom or an unwelcoming surgical station. That’s why it’s so important to choose a sanitizing sink that matches the style of your existing décor.

Here are some sink materials we highly recommend to consider as a sanitizing sink:

Stainless Steel

Copper

Glass

Porcelain

Making your home or business a place where people feel welcomed requires more than just looks. You have to add practical touches to make a space truly accommodating, and a sanitizing sink might just be the perfect addition!