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09 March 2011 | Haigh Engineering

Proven success for care home with the Haigh Incomaster™.

Providing real and measurable benefits, the Incomaster™ is quiet, easy to use, cost efficient and reduces pad waste.

Sceats Memorial Home in Gloucester owned a Haigh Incomaster™ for a number of years, and are delighted with the updated Incomaster™ model which they took receipt of in 2010.

Plum Morgan, Manager commented “We are really pleased with the new Incomaster. It has radically reduced our waste as we are able to dispose of pads, aprons and wash-wipes. It’s a quiet machine so doesn’t interfere with the comfort of our residents and it’s been totally problem free.”

Sceats Memorial Home was one of the first care homes to be opened in Gloucester in 1969 and offers accommodation over two floors in two extended Victorian houses with a newly built lounge.
 
The Incomaster™ from Haigh is

Cost efficient
Processes four small or two large pads in under 2 minutes
Functions quietly
Macerates Pads and Nappies immediately, disposing of them as very fine particles
 
Please email us with your enquiry or call us on the number below to discuss how the Incomaster™ can benefit you and your residents.

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