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Innovation on Display: A Look Back at Haws’ 2025 Tradeshow Journey
2025 Tradeshow Recap A Year of Innovation, Connection, and Excellence in Keeping People Safe and Hydrated. This year, the Haws team hit the road for a full schedule of tradeshows across North America, connecting with customers, partners, and industry leaders. From safety and compliance to facilities and hydration solutions, these shows gave us the chance […]
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How to Keep Your Emergency Eyewash Station Clean, Compliant, and Ready for Use
Keep Your eye/face wash station ready Quick Tips for Clean, Compliant Performance An emergency eye/face wash station is only effective if it’s functioning properly at the moment it’s needed. To meet ANSI compliance and ensure reliable performance, your station must be kept clean, clear of obstructions, and routinely inspected for sediment or calcium buildup that […]
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How to Protect Outdoor Drinking Fountains & Bottle Fillers During Winter
As temperatures drop, outdoor hydration equipment faces one of its toughest challenges: freezing conditions. While many drinking fountains and bottle fillers are built with durable materials to withstand harsh climates, the real risk lies inside—frozen waterways can cause damage that leads to costly repairs and downtime. The good news? With the right setup and preparation, […]
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News and Events
Haws Presents Donation to Food Bank of Northern Nevada
The Food Bank of Northern Nevada is one of several organizations that Haws, a Traynor Family Enterprise, helps to support throughout the year. On Friday, December 11th, Scot McLean from Haws presented a check for $5,865.00 to Jocelyn Lantrip, Director of Marketing and Communications of the Food Bank. The presentation was during the Food Bank’s Annual Christmas Drive. […]

Safety
REPOST: How poorly maintained eyewash stations can threaten your employees
Article Source: The Business Journals OSHA Info Sheet The Occupational Safety and Health Administration recently updated a resource to help employers understand how important it is to flush emergency eyewashes to prevent organisms from growing in the stagnant water. Eyewash stations are critical emergency safety equipment intended to lessen the severity of eye injuries from […]

Safety
4 Awesome Findings of Haws Showers
@pandilla214 found this Freeze-Protected Combination Unit in Dallas while filling up. @alyssa__grace was at a water treatment plants that apparently stunk pretty bad, but also spotted a Haws Freeze-Protected Combo Unit. @rjvirtue snapped this picture of a Haws unit in use after a few coworkers of his got hydraulic fluid in their eyes. Eyewash to […]

ANSI Z358.1
Are you providing tepid water to your emergency equipment?
Per the ANSI Standard, all eyewashes, eye/face washes and combination units MUST deliver tepid flushing fluid between 60°F and 100°F (16°C-38°C). Are you providing tepid water in your facility? Webinar Invitation: Well-Tempered: Your Complete Guide to Tempered Water PRESENTER: Billy Wing, Haws Integrated™ Senior Project Engineer DATE: Thursday, December 17th TIME: 10am-11am PT/1pm-2pm ET Take advantage […]

Safety
Global Composite Supplier Chooses AXION® to Put Safety First
As a worldwide leader in the manufacturing of resin chemicals, Alpha Owens-Corning (AOC) understands the value of putting safety first. When one of the North American AOC facilities needed to upgrade aging safety equipment, the decision fell to Catherine Sprigg, Environmental Health and Safety Coordinator at the Lakeland, Florida plant. After seeing the Haws […]
Safety
How Does the Safe Water Drinking Act Affect Emergency Eyewashes and Showers?
The question comes up often… “How does the Safe Water Drinking Act (SWDA) Section 1417, which prohibits the use of certain items that are not lead free, affect emergency eyewashes and showers?” Since 1996, the Act has made it unlawful for anyone to introduce into commerce items that are not lead free. The 2011 Reduction […]

ANSI Z358.1 | Safety
ANSI Site Survey Helps Leading Chemical Producer Meet Safety Standards
BACKGROUND Assuring chemical products are disposed of safely, with human health and environment in mind, should be high priority for any chemical manufacturer. As one of the leading producers of olefin and polyolefin, a U.S. plant makes conducting business in a safe, injury free, and environmentally responsible manner more than just a way of doing business, but also […]

Hydration
Article Re-post: Are Your Children Dehydrated At School?
BRITA reveals the statistics of children’s drinking habits at school and that parents don’t know how much their children drink at school. A new study by BRITA – Europe surveyed 2,000 parents of primary school children. The results show that almost three quarters of parents don’t know how much water their children drink whilst at school. 66% […]

Hydration
The Myth of Hydration in Winter Months
MYTH: Cooler Temperatures Mean I Don’t Need To Drink As Much Water Because I’m Not Sweating As Much… We don’t often associate cold weather with dehydration. If you’re working or exercising outside on a cool fall day, or even a cold winter day, you’re just not as aware of losing fluids as you are when you’re […]

Safety
FAQ’s on the AXION eyePOD Faucet-Mounted Eyewash
AXION® eyePOD®- An AXION Eyewash Everywhere The AXION eyePOD offers a thermostatically-controlled, faucet-mounted eyewash that provides facilities with AXION Medically Superior Response eyewash capabilities in an attractive, low profile, cost efficient design. How does it work? Using the eyePOD is easy. Simply activate your faucet and rotate the front of the eyePOD one-half turn, either […]

Hydration
Stop by at the Coffee, Water & Tea Expo
Stop by our booth #230 at the NAMA Coffee, Tea & Water Expo! This expo is an interactive learning and networking event for professionals to explore the latest innovations in coffee, tea and water products and services. Stop by booth #230 to learn more about the Brita® Professional line from the latest bottle fillers to the newest efficient water […]

ANSI Z358.1 | Safety
Featured Editorial: When Overfamiliarity Becomes a Problem
Avoid the dangerous trap in emergency equipment maintenance. By Casey Hayes Whether it’s the back of your own hand or the drive you take to work five days a week, we become exceptionally familiar with certain things. And even though both of these examples are something you see regularly, you’re likely missing the changes that […]