Reusable cups in the office seem simple. Until you see the pantry.
Many organizations are switching to reusable cups. But in practice, a new challenge often arises around the pantry.
Recognizable?
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Manual rinsing under the tap quickly leads to a less tidy pantry, with dirty sinks, wet surfaces, piling cups, and loose cleaning supplies.
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Cups that are not rinsed or taken away immediately are more likely to be left behind, meaning someone eventually has to deal with them.
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If cleaning is inconvenient, it becomes harder to encourage employees to reuse their own cup throughout the day.
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Leftover cups, wet countertops, dirty sinks, and loose cleaning supplies all eventually require extra attention from the facility team.
What is needed
When does reuse actually work in the pantry?
Reuse needs to fit into the daily routine
The easier it is to rinse a cup in between uses, the more likely employees are to keep reusing their cup throughout the day.
The pantry needs to stay tidy
A coffee area should be clean and pleasant, without dirty sinks, loose cleaning supplies, or cups left behind.
Cleaning your cup should feel easy
If cleaning and reusing feel intuitive, reuse becomes a natural part of the workday.
The solution
This is how you make reuse workable in the pantry
Rinsed in just a few seconds
Rinsed in just a few seconds
Ready for the next drink in just a few seconds.
Ready for the next drink in just a few seconds.
Fewer cups are left behind
Make reuse the norm
An easy rinsing method reduces the number of cups left behind or piling up.
If cleaning feels easy, reuse is no longer an extra task but a natural part of the workday.
Make reuse the norm
If cleaning feels easy, reuse is no longer an extra task but a natural part of the workday.
Fewer cups are left behind
A well-maintained work environment
An easy rinsing method helps keep the pantry clean, supporting a well-maintained work environment.
An easy rinsing method helps keep the pantry clean, supporting a well-maintained work environment.
An easy rinsing method reduces the number of cups left behind or piling up.
A well-maintained work environment
That’s how easy it is
A clean cup with Rinse&Go
Step 1
Place your cup in the station
Step 2
Press for two seconds
Step 3
Enjoy a clean cup
Sustainability
The most sustainable way to maintain your reusable cup
A reusable cup is only truly sustainable if it’s easy to reuse. With less water and without additional resources.
Less water
Per rinse, Rinse&Go uses 70% less water than a dishwasher and up to 80% less than rinsing under the tap.
No additional resources
No hot water, cleaning agents, or electricity required. Rinse&Go operates entirely mechanically using water pressure.
The sustainability benefits of reusable cups increase the more often the same cup is used.
Longer lifespan
Low-threshold testing
Want to discover how Rinse&Go works in your organization?
In many cases, a pilot of about one month is already enough to see the impact on the pantry, user behavior, and reuse. This allows you to experience the benefits in practice in a low-threshold way, without major adjustments to the pantry.
Before starting, we define a few practical points:
A clear pilot objective
Placement in a high-traffic, logical location
An evaluation moment with a potential next step
This way, you can first experience the impact in your pantry without immediately committing to a larger rollout.
FAQ
Is your question not listed here?
Then get in touch with us.
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Rinsing under the tap quickly leads to a wet and messy pantry and isn’t always easily accessible where cups are used. Rinse&Go is specifically designed to be placed flexibly in logical locations and rinses away taste and odor residues from milk, coffee, and other drinks within seconds, using as little water as possible.
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With Rinse&Go, you can quickly rinse your cup so it feels fresh again for your next drink, or for example to drink water without tasting the previous beverage.
The rinse station is designed for personal reuse. It cleans your cup for your own use, but does not replace a full hygienic wash required if the cup is to be used by someone else.
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Yes, Rinse&Go works with almost all common cups and mugs, such as glass, ceramic, plastic, stainless steel, and most bottles. The system is specifically designed to make reuse easy for the cup someone already uses.
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Rinse&Go operates entirely mechanically using water pressure and therefore does not require electricity. Per rinse, it uses about 70% less water than a dishwasher and up to 80% less than rinsing under the tap.
No-obligation introduction
Let us take a look at how this works in your organization
In a short, no-obligation demo, we’ll show where Rinse&Go adds value within your setup. Leave your details and we’ll get in touch to schedule an on-site demo.