New Product Gets Boost from New Focus on Keeping Surfaces Sanitary

Spray and Dry(TM) introduced by Green Bay Converting, Inc.

GREEN BAY, Wis., Oct. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- Think about this: A restaurant worker cleans a table with the same cloth rag over and over before it's thrown into a bucket of diluted cleaning solution, waiting for the next person to fish it out of the bucket and use it again. A grocery store worker cleans up a spill on a shelf containing food items with a spray cleaner and a roll of paper towels that's been sitting on the floor or was removed from the restroom. Not very appealing or sanitary.

That is why Green Bay Converting, Inc. has developed an all-in-one, cleaning tool called Spray and Dry(TM). The new product is designed to better sanitize surfaces, conserve space and be more convenient compared to a bucket and a rag or an individual spray bottle and towel rolls.

"The idea for this product came about when we realized there was a great need for a cleaning tool that would be convenient, conserve space and, most of all, better sanitize surfaces," says Lee Luft, vice president of sales and operations for Green Bay Converting, Inc. "It was in development long before the swine flu began making headlines. But now that people are looking for ways to better sanitize things because of the virus, the awareness has certainly helped boost sales during the product's introductory phase. We've been receiving orders from school districts, medical facilities, restaurants and grocery retailers, to name just a few."

Spray and Dry(TM) combines 26 ounces of cleaning liquid with a protective, re-usable dispenser for disposable toweling in a lightweight package. The product is convenient and portable, which helps make cleaning nearly any surface much easier.

For more information about Spray and Dry(TM), go to: www.gbconvert.com.

Green Bay Converting, Inc. is headquartered in Green Bay, Wisconsin and produces a wide variety of nationally recognized brand names. Founded in 1999, Green Bay Converting, Inc. employs over three-hundred team members working around the clock with the youngest "fleet" of tissue converting equipment in North America. For more information, visit www.gbconvert.com.

SOURCE Green Bay Converting, Inc.