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Sanitas disinfecting fluid advertisement, WW1

Advertisement for The Sanitas Co. Ltd and Sanitas Disinfecting Fluid, indispensible in sick room and nursing wards for sponging the sick, washing wounds and sores, spraying the air and using as mouth wash and gargling. With military hospitals springing up throughout the country in the first few months of the Great War, the advertisement was timely. Date: 1914

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Adverts Clean Disinfectant Disinfecting Fluid Germs Hospitals Nursing Sanitary Sanitas Sick


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Amidst the chaos and uncertainty of the First World War, the importance of maintaining a clean and sanitary environment in military hospitals became more crucial than ever. In this evocative advertisement from 1914, The Sanitas Co. Ltd proudly presents their indispensable product, the Sanitas Disinfecting Fluid. The image depicts a sterile and pristine sick room, filled with the soft glow of lamplight. A nurse, dressed in her crisp uniform, stands at the bedside of a patient, her expression calm and reassuring. In her hand, she holds a bottle of Sanitas Disinfecting Fluid, ready to sponge the sick soldier's brow. The advertisement emphasizes the versatility of the disinfectant, highlighting its use for sponging the sick, washing wounds and sores, spraying the air, and even as a mouthwash and gargle. With military hospitals springing up throughout the country in the first few months of the war, the need for effective disinfectants was paramount. The Sanitas Disinfecting Fluid was a vital tool in the fight against the spread of germs and infection. Its use ensured that soldiers received the best possible care in the harsh conditions of the hospital wards. The advertisement's simple yet powerful message resonated with the public, emphasizing the importance of cleanliness and hygiene in times of crisis. As the war raged on, the image of the nurse and her bottle of Sanitas Disinfecting Fluid became a symbol of hope and healing in the face of adversity. This poignant advertisement serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by medical personnel during the First World War and the importance of hygiene and sanitation in maintaining health and wellbeing.

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