Elevator Button Press Tool With Disinfectant Pad
Press elevator buttons and open doors without your fingertip ever touching the surface. A pocket press tool with a flip-up lid and a disinfectant pad inside, in pastel pink and mint, two to a set.
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Press elevator buttons and open doors without your fingertip ever touching the surface. A pocket press tool with a flip-up lid and a disinfectant pad inside, in pastel pink and mint, two to a set.
Press elevator buttons and open doors without touching germy surfaces with your fingers
- germs on shared elevator buttons
- touching public door handles and keypads
- hand hygiene while out and about
Press the button without touching the germs
Before: every elevator button and door handle is a shared surface you cannot avoid. After: a pocket press tool with a disinfectant pad takes the first touch, so you press, open and walk away.
Five small parts, one clean first touch
Rounded tip, no fingertip contact
The soft rounded tip presses buttons and door plates so your fingers stay off the surface. No sharp edges, nothing awkward to learn.
Flip-up lid keeps the pad ready
Lift the lid with one finger and the disinfectant-soaked pad is right there. The packaging says the solution can be used repeatedly to kill germs.
Pocket-sized, always with you
At 4.5 in long and 0.9 in wide, it slips into a pocket, diaper bag or car cup holder. A tool left at home does nothing.
The numbers
- 2Tools included
- 4.5 inPocket-sized body
- 0.9 inSlim to carry
Press, flip, go in three seconds
- 1Press with the tip
Press the rounded tip against the elevator button or door surface.
- 2Flip the lid
Open the hinged lid to reach the disinfectant pad when the tip needs a wipe.
- 3Close and pocket
Close the lid so the pad stays damp, then put the tool away.
Two tools, one for every pocket
- Press tool×2
Flip-up lid, rounded tip, finger-guard flap
- Disinfectant pad×2
Built into each tool under the lid
From fingertip gamble to clean first touch
The button you did not want to touch
Your kid just slapped the lobby button with a fist full of snacks. Now you are wondering what was on it, and what is on their fingers. Sanitizer after the fact does nothing about the first touch.
A tool that takes the first touch
Meet a pocket-sized press tool. A rounded tip does the pressing, a hinged flap keeps your fingers back, and a flip-up lid hides a disinfectant-soaked pad.
Clean hands, calmer rides
You press the floor, open the door and take your child's hand. The tool goes back in the pocket and the worry stays in the lobby.
Keep the pad fresh
- Close the lid
An open lid dries the pad and picks up lint.
- Do not wipe on clothes
Fabric puts germs back on the tip.
- Still wash hands
The tool covers one surface at a time.
Sanitizer after the touch versus no touch at all
| Press tool | Hand sanitizer | Bare finger | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Avoids fingertip contact | Yes | No | No |
| Fits in a pocket | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Built-in disinfectant pad | Yes | Partial | No |
| Reusable | Yes | Partial | Yes |
| Works on door plates | Yes | No | Yes |
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
The packaging states the repeatable disinfection solution kills germs. You press with the rounded tip, and the pad inside the lid is there for the tip when it needs it.
Sanitizer cleans up after the touch. This stops the first touch from being your fingertip. Use both if you like, and still wash your hands as usual.
Knuckles and sleeves still touch the button, and sleeves carry it around all day. Two tools in the set cost less per use than a single pack of wipes you keep re-buying.
The tip is rounded and soft-touch, but the pad is disinfectant. Keep the lid closed and keep it in an adult's hands, not in a mouth.
Yes. It measures 4.5 in by 0.9 in by 1.18 in, so it fits all three.
One quick press and it's back in your pocket. Most people will not notice, and the pastel pink and mint look more like a gadget than a gimmick.
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