WuduMate Testimonial – Community Masjid of Atlanta
We received this Testimonial from Imam Nadim Ali of the Community Masjid of the West End of Atlanta, Georgia.
We received this Testimonial from Imam Nadim Ali of the Community Masjid of the West End of Atlanta, Georgia.
The Masjid recently installed a series of WuduMate Modular units in their wudu area.
We received this Testimonial from Imam Nadim Ali of the Community Masjid of the West End of Atlanta, Georgia.
The Masjid recently installed a series of WuduMate Modular units in their wudu area.
“I didn’t always have a mineral water bottle to hand when I wanted to wash, and taking cups of water into a toilet is not always practical, so the WuduMate is ideal. It can be easily carried in your pocket or handbag, can hold a litre of water which is far more than the small water bottles which we normally use, and after use can be easily folded away again for use next time.”
5 Ways to make a Multi-Faith Workplace Work
Are you ready to unlock the full potential of your diverse workforce?
At WuduMate, we’re well aware of the challenges involved in creating an environment where everyone feels included and valued. We believe that embracing diversity isn’t just a box to tick – it’s the key to fostering innovation, boosting retention, and creating a workplace where every individual feels valued and respected.
Here are five powerful ways to transform your workplace into a vibrant hub of inclusivity:
1. Empower Through Education
Kickstart your journey towards inclusivity by emphasising the importance of diversity education. From frontline employees to top-level managers, Diversity training should be a compulsory training module across every organisation, ensuring all staff are able to apply inclusive principles to everything they do.
A good training programme should address all types of diversity, including race, culture and religion. It should teach employees how to embrace our differences and use them to create great work, and never to discriminate, judge or dismiss them.
2. Neutralise Bias in Recruitment:
Unconscious bias can unknowingly seep into the hiring process, hindering efforts to build a diverse team. Blind hiring techniques, neutral language in job descriptions, and objective criteria can ensure that every candidate has a fair chance can help to make sure that no biases creep into play.
3. Respect Religious Holidays:
Imagine a workplace where every employee feels empowered to celebrate their religious holidays without fear or hesitation. By honouring diverse religious observances and offering flexibility in time off, you demonstrate genuine respect for your team’s beliefs.
4. Inclusive Dress Codes:
When it comes to dress codes in the workplace, it’s essential for businesses to strike a balance between professionalism and inclusivity. While enforcing a dress code, whether it’s a uniform or not, is reasonable, accommodating religious garments can sometimes be challenging.
In the UK, employers are obligated to “reasonably accommodate” the beliefs and needs of their staff under the Equality Act 2010. However, there are instances where safety concerns may arise, such as in manual labour roles. In such cases, it may be necessary for employers to restrict certain items of clothing if they pose a health and safety risk.
The key to maintaining inclusivity and respect is to find a middle ground that prioritises both cultural diversity and workplace safety. By adhering to health and safety regulations while remaining open and accommodating to religious attire, businesses can foster an environment that embraces diversity while ensuring the well-being of all employees.
5. Multi-Faith Spaces for Spiritual Reflection:
As an employer, demonstrating a willingness to accommodate your employees’ religious beliefs and needs is paramount. Providing a designated space for prayer. meditation or reflection, is a tangible way to show support for diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Providing a segregated ablution area with appropriate washing appliances for male and female Muslims, who perform a ritual ablution practice called wudu before each of their prayers, will help to make the experience even more meaningful for those employees.
While it’s not a legal requirement, creating such a space aligns with best practices for fostering a truly inclusive multi-faith environment. In cases where space constraints limit the availability of a dedicated room, a viable compromise could involve scheduling specific times for prayer in a meeting room.
People of all religious faiths and none, may have their own preferences and requirements when it comes to the design of your wellbeing or multi-faith room. It’s a good idea to consult with a diverse sample of your staff at the planning stage, to discover what kind of space they would ideally like to see. We have listed some common things that people ask for in our booklet Diversity Matters – Guide to Best Practice Multi-Faith Room Design, which will help you with the design and specification process.
Conclusion
Embracing diversity not only enriches the workplace culture but also yields numerous benefits, including heightened innovation, improved retention rates, and enhanced employee satisfaction. To bridge the gap between HR managers’ perceptions of inclusivity and the actual beliefs of employees, proactive measures must be taken to ensure that all cultural values are acknowledged and respected in a professional manner.
If you’d like to explore how incorporating a WuduMate ablution appliance in your workplace can enhance inclusivity and accommodate the diverse religious needs of your workplace, don’t hesitate to get in touch with our team on +44 (0)1784 748080.
We’re here to provide guidance and support to help you create a truly inclusive environment where every one of your employees feels valued and respected.
“I didn’t always have a mineral water bottle to hand when I wanted to wash, and taking cups of water into a toilet is not always practical, so the WuduMate is ideal. It can be easily carried in your pocket or handbag, can hold a litre of water which is far more than the small water bottles which we normally use, and after use can be easily folded away again for use next time.”
Performing Wudu using the WuduMate Modular
The video shows how easy and comfortable it is to perform wudu using the WuduMate Modular. The tap is at the correct angle to minimise splashing and there is a comfortable footrest to assist foot washing. Taps can be configured with a wrist blade or auto sensor to assist those with limited mobility.
This video shows the Wudumate Modular with a soap shelf, which can also be used to hold watches and other valuables. The Modular can also be configured with an inbuilt soap dispenser behind the back panel
The WuduMate Modular can also be configured without a seat, to allow wheelchair access or for those who prefer to perform wudu whilst standing. In a bank of WuduMate Modular units, you can specify how many of them have seats.
The seat tops and seat pole base covers come in a variety of colours and finishes to compliment your decor, and the units can be finished with co-ordinating vinyl decals.
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“I didn’t always have a mineral water bottle to hand when I wanted to wash, and taking cups of water into a toilet is not always practical, so the WuduMate is ideal. It can be easily carried in your pocket or handbag, can hold a litre of water which is far more than the small water bottles which we normally use, and after use can be easily folded away again for use next time.”
University of Oklahoma installs WuduMate Mobile in the washroom
We received a lovely testimonial from Mewbourne College of Earth and Energy, part of the University of Oklahoma. They created an ablution room and chose two WuduMate Mobile units to furnish it.
“Thank you for helping us at the University of Oklahoma (USA) to help our community. We have been very pleased with our WuduMate purchases, and they have a great deal of use each week.”
“I didn’t always have a mineral water bottle to hand when I wanted to wash, and taking cups of water into a toilet is not always practical, so the WuduMate is ideal. It can be easily carried in your pocket or handbag, can hold a litre of water which is far more than the small water bottles which we normally use, and after use can be easily folded away again for use next time.”
WuduMate Classic units at Edgbaston Cricket Ground
Edgbaston Cricket ground recently completed the refurbishment of a redundant bookmakers area, into a state of the art multi-faith and prayer room, including three WuduMate Classic ablution appliances, separated from the main prayer area by a raised platform.
The refurbishment works were done by Wycliff Services Ltd. who sent us these wonderful before and after pictures. I think you will agree that the transformation has been stunning.
WuduMate Personal
Edgbaston Cricket ground recently completed the refurbishment of a redundant bookmakers area, into a state of the art multi-faith and prayer room, including three WuduMate Classic ablution appliances, separated from the main prayer area by a raised platform.
The refurbishment works were done by Wycliff Services Ltd. who sent us these wonderful before and after pictures. I think you will agree that the transformation has been stunning.
It’s lovely to see that the Muslim community is enjoying the new facilities, as per this post on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6952316026868924416/
We are very happy to see our products in more and more sports facilities up and down the country, and pleased to know that Muslims can enjoy watching and participating in sport, whilst still fulfilling their daily prayer and ablution requirements.
“I didn’t always have a mineral water bottle to hand when I wanted to wash, and taking cups of water into a toilet is not always practical, so the WuduMate is ideal. It can be easily carried in your pocket or handbag, can hold a litre of water which is far more than the small water bottles which we normally use, and after use can be easily folded away again for use next time.”
WuduMate at the London Muslim Shopping Festival
Win a WuduMate Compact – Enter below now or visit our stand at the London Shopping Festival
WuduMate will be exhibiting at this year’s London Muslim Shopping Festival, taking place at the Excel Centre on 25th-26th February. You will be able to ask us about our range of wudu sinks, perfect for your home, your workplace or your mosque
We will be selling our portable bidet or lota, the WuduMate Personal, and donating all proceeds from the sale of these to the Turkey Syria Earthquake Appeal.
We will also be giving away one of our popular WuduMate Compact ablution sinks to one lucky visitor.
You can enter this draw three ways, which you can access here – WuduMate Compact Giveaway
1: Submit your email address here (please note the winner will be informed by email so please accept to receive emails from WuduMate. You can unsubscribe from these once the giveaway is over)
2: Follow WuduMateUK on Facebook and/or Instagram (to enter using this method, you need to go to the online giveaway portal and tell us which address you have followed us with)
3: Post a selfie of yourself at the WuduMate stand at the London Muslim Shopping Festival and tag @WuduMateUK
We look forward to seeing you at the Muslim Shopping Festival – please stop by stand H36 and say hello.
“I didn’t always have a mineral water bottle to hand when I wanted to wash, and taking cups of water into a toilet is not always practical, so the WuduMate is ideal. It can be easily carried in your pocket or handbag, can hold a litre of water which is far more than the small water bottles which we normally use, and after use can be easily folded away again for use next time.”
WuduMate Commercial installed in Birmingham secondary school
This Birmingham secondary school was situated in an area of higher population density and higher percentage of ethnic minorities than the city averages. At the time, it was seeing good academic progress from the pupils, and this has continued in more recent years.
The improvement in academic performance was accompanied by an extensive refurbishment program. During this process, one of the new initiatives included the redevelopment of the ablution facilities – an area used by Muslim students before prayer. Another initiative was a redesign of the toilet areas to combat bullying.
For the ablution areas, project managers Lendlease suggested installation of WuduMate washing appliances specifically designed for Wudu. After advice from the manufacturer a series of WuduMate Commercial units was chosen, this model having already been successfully implemented in hundreds of similar environments. Eight units were installed in the male ablution area and four in the female facility.
“We were keen to adopt a long-lasting solution using latest generation materials to facilitate cleaning and reduce maintenance” said the project manager. “The WuduMate has proved to be far easier to implement that the construction of a traditional tile and cement trough and is being well received by those using it.”
The deputy head teacher was delighted with the decisions to install WuduMate ablution appliances and to create more open plan toilet areas, saying that staff and students alike were showing pride in the new facilities and feeling that the school had set a standard for others to follow.
The WuduMate Commercial was one of our original WuduMate footbaths, designed by our founder Nigel Bromilow.
We no longer sell this model – it has been superseded by the WuduMate Classic, an improved footbath design, updated after feedback from our users.
“I didn’t always have a mineral water bottle to hand when I wanted to wash, and taking cups of water into a toilet is not always practical, so the WuduMate is ideal. It can be easily carried in your pocket or handbag, can hold a litre of water which is far more than the small water bottles which we normally use, and after use can be easily folded away again for use next time.”
WuduMate Commercial Installation in Gatwick Airport Chapel
Located just south of Central London in the United Kingdom, Gatwick Airport has been in use since the late 1920s. Passenger numbers reached a peak of 46.6 million in 2019. At the time of the WuduMate project in 2013 there were already more than 34 million passengers passing through the airport on their way to over 190 destinations with more than 70 different airlines.
With a chaplaincy team in place since 1974 and a chapel opened two years later, Gatwick Chaplaincy has been serving tourists, business travellers and Gatwick Airport’s own staff for well over 35 years. Now very much a multi-faith chaplaincy, the move to provide inclusive facilities for practising one’s faith was spearheaded by Anglican chaplain Canon Jonathan Baldwin.
Through his many conversations with Muslim colleagues and chapel visitors over the years Canon Baldwin became aware of a need for suitable Wudu facilities.
A contractor was appointed to develop a new multi-faith area in the South Terminal and, with direction from the chaplaincy team, installed the WuduMate Commercial to support the airport’s Muslim staff and visitors. The contractor found it was the most appropriate solution on the market – easy to install and no need to dig into the floor slab to accommodate a tile and cement trough. With the completion of this project, Gatwick airport was now clearly capable of welcoming and accommodating ever-increasing diversity in its passengers and personnel.
“The general feeling was that the Wudu facilities would be popular, but until Hajj, we didn’t really appreciate how much they were needed,” said Canon Baldwin.
Footfall into the chapel was much increased and a further multi-faith room was later opened in the North Terminal.
The WuduMate Commercial was one of our original WuduMate footbaths, designed by our founder Nigel Bromilow.
We no longer sell this model – it has been superseded by the WuduMate Classic, an improved footbath design, updated after feedback from our users.
“I didn’t always have a mineral water bottle to hand when I wanted to wash, and taking cups of water into a toilet is not always practical, so the WuduMate is ideal. It can be easily carried in your pocket or handbag, can hold a litre of water which is far more than the small water bottles which we normally use, and after use can be easily folded away again for use next time.”
Wudumate Ablution Facility at Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust
The Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust is the principal provider of acute care in Cornwall. It serves a population of around 430,000 people, a figure which is greatly increased by holidaymakers during the summer months.
The Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust employs approximately 5,000 staff with a mix of ethnicities and is committed to providing the best possible facilities in order to attract and retain its highly skilled teams of doctors, nurses and other health professionals.
A facility valued by the Trust’s Muslim staff is the purpose built WuduMate ablution facility provided by the Chaplaincy. It was specifically designed to enable Muslims to undertake their Wudu washing ritual before prayer in a safe, comfortable and dignified environment.
Before installation of the WuduMate, the only facilities for washing were inadequate and not considered suitable by the Trust for its staff.
The WuduMate ablution facility is available for all to use, including visitors and patients, although has predominantly been used by staff.
The Trust’s Lead Chaplain Reverend Mark Richards was delighted with the feedback he received. “With the addition of the WuduMate we can now offer 21st Century facilities for one and all. We have received a positive reaction from everyone concerned. Undoubtedly the facility is a tremendous enhancement to the spiritual centre of the Trust” he said at the time.
A Muslim doctor expressed his gratitude to the Trust for providing the WuduMate and the local MP until 2019, Sarah Newton, was also impressed. She said “It’s important that we recognise the ethnic mix of the population…and the multi-faith facility in the Royal Cornwall demonstrates excellently how appropriate facilities can easily be provided.”
Visit website: www.rcht.nhs.uk
“I didn’t always have a mineral water bottle to hand when I wanted to wash, and taking cups of water into a toilet is not always practical, so the WuduMate is ideal. It can be easily carried in your pocket or handbag, can hold a litre of water which is far more than the small water bottles which we normally use, and after use can be easily folded away again for use next time.”
WuduMate Compact installation in Canary Wharf Financial Institution
The London office of a leading blue-chip US based financial institution extended its multi-faith facilities in two Canary Wharf buildings to include ablution appliances specifically designed for Muslims to perform their pre-prayer wudu washing ritual.
The two buildings were managed by Norland Managed Services, a leading provider of managed building services in the UK. Norland’s Property Manager at that time was becoming increasingly concerned about the health and safety implications of water being spilt in the washrooms servicing two of the trading floors.
He realised that some of the issues identified in the WuduMate publication Diversity Matters, a Guide to Best Practice Multi-Faith Room Design, could well be the cause of the high level of water spillage.
After a consultation process between Norland and a group of their client’s Asian staff, it soon became clear that whilst multi-faith rooms had already been established in each building, they had not been equipped with appropriate washing facilities for those Muslims wishing to undertake their daily prayer ritual which included the washing of their feet.
Norland’s mechanical and electrical contractor was asked to contact The Specialist Washing Company, now trading as WuduMate, and after considering the various options, chose the WuduMate Compact ablution appliance, as the most appropriate foot-washing appliance for the limited space available.
Norland’s Property Manager said
Ismail Mahmood is a regular visitor to the Multi-Faith Room in his building and adds
“I didn’t always have a mineral water bottle to hand when I wanted to wash, and taking cups of water into a toilet is not always practical, so the WuduMate is ideal. It can be easily carried in your pocket or handbag, can hold a litre of water which is far more than the small water bottles which we normally use, and after use can be easily folded away again for use next time.”
WuduMate Classic installed at HM Prison, Buckley Hall
Buckley Hall was the fourth contracted out prison in the UK, and the first privately managed Category C establishment holding medium security prisoners. Originally a men’s prison, it changed to a closed female training prison in 2002. Three years later the decision was made to revert Buckley Hall to a male Category C prison, with the new prisoners beginning to arrive on December 5th, 2005.
It was recognised at this time that within the male prisoner population there would be a higher percentage of Muslim prisoners than had been the case when Buckley Hall had been a female establishment. An increased Muslim inmate population would require improved facilities for obligatory ablution before prayer to avoid both the otherwise inevitable water spillage and the misuse of and potential damage to basins not designed for this ablution ritual.
Buckley Hall has a diverse, multi-faith chaplaincy team providing services and support to prisoners. As a specialist manufacturer of prayer room and Wudu facilities, The Specialist Washing Company now trading as WuduMate were asked for their advice by the prison Chaplain, following recommendation by another HM Prison.
It was subsequently decided to install a WuduMate ablution appliance within the multi-faith chapel. This range of appliances are specifically designed to accommodate Wudu without spillage or waste of water, thus avoiding the health and safety issues associated with prisoners having to wash their feet in washbasins or other unsuitable receptacles. The prison facilities department also chose an electronic automatic tap unit so that water would be automatically dispensed when required, negating the need for accessories which could be easily damaged.
The chaplain at the time said that the ablution appliance had been successfully operating since installation and well received by inmates. It had negated the need to make use of unsuitable receptacles for Wudu, enabling quick and effective ablution. He thought it had proved to be a robust and secure device, ideally suited to the environment, with no cavities in which to secrete illegal items or substances. Its high-quality appearance was thought to contribute to respectful use by the inmates and he was hopeful that this would help minimise the incidence of misuse and damage in the future.
“I didn’t always have a mineral water bottle to hand when I wanted to wash, and taking cups of water into a toilet is not always practical, so the WuduMate is ideal. It can be easily carried in your pocket or handbag, can hold a litre of water which is far more than the small water bottles which we normally use, and after use can be easily folded away again for use next time.”
WuduMate Compact Series installed in Birmingham Primary School
Located in Small Heath, an area of Birmingham where around 70% of the population is Muslim, this school had a young and enthusiastic team and colourful and vibrant décor throughout.
The school was committed to an environment where bullying is seen by all to be unacceptable and where courtesy and good manners are promoted. Responsible behaviour was expected, and achievements recognized with awards and certificates.
As in the surrounding area, the school population was predominantly Muslim, and it was recognised that there were inadequate facilities in which Muslim pupils could perform their ritual ablution before prayer. The site manager at the time Gulfor Khan was tasked with assessing the situation.
”We realized that we had insufficient Wudu facilities for the many Muslim pupils within the academy, and so identified several areas with sufficient space and access to plumbing and drainage. Our next challenge was to identify suitable appliances for each location, and fortunately we were introduced to the WuduMate range by another local school who had recently undertaken a similar project. The WuduMate range consists of several models, giving us the flexibility to choose appliances to suit both the application and the spaces we had available.”
A local plumbing contractor was appointed to undertake the installation of a series of WuduMate Compact ablution appliances in the boys’ and girls’ changing rooms.
Gulfor Khan added:
“The Specialist Washing Company (now trading as WuduMate), reacted quickly so we could undertake the installation over half term, and met with the contractor on site to help determine the most appropriate WuduMate models to use.”
The subsequent installation proved to be a great success, with the WuduMate Compacts being excellently received by all who used them.
“I didn’t always have a mineral water bottle to hand when I wanted to wash, and taking cups of water into a toilet is not always practical, so the WuduMate is ideal. It can be easily carried in your pocket or handbag, can hold a litre of water which is far more than the small water bottles which we normally use, and after use can be easily folded away again for use next time.”
Diversity and Inclusion in action at Sky
Another lovely testimonial demonstrating excellent diversity and inclusion practices in the corporate sector. We are so glad to be able to help companies like Sky provide an inclusive and welcoming environment for their employees. They have installed three WuduMate Compact units with soap dispensers.
We love to see religious inclusion and that’s what I found at Sky today.
As you know Muslims pray whilst at work, so Sky built an ablution room!
Using WuduMate, they have a dedicated wet room where Muslims can comfortably make wudhu, without making a mess in the bathrooms.
I love it when an employer REALLY acknowledges and supports their employees!
If you are planning a project of this nature, please take a look at our projects and our publication:
“I didn’t always have a mineral water bottle to hand when I wanted to wash, and taking cups of water into a toilet is not always practical, so the WuduMate is ideal. It can be easily carried in your pocket or handbag, can hold a litre of water which is far more than the small water bottles which we normally use, and after use can be easily folded away again for use next time.”
BT installs WuduMate Modular units in new London Head Office
BT opened a new London Head Office, known as One Braham in November 2021, housing around 3,500 employees.
We were delighted to see this photo and testimonial on LinkedIn from Nuzhah Miah, who had occasion to visit the building recently. She took the photo below and had this to say about her experience:
“The office has very impressive amenities, but I was pleasantly surprised with the prayer space in particular.
In my experience female prayer spaces have often felt like an afterthought. However at One Braham I was able to comfortably remove my hijab and perform ablution to prepare for prayer. This is something that I have to anticipate not being able to do before I leave the house, because sometimes Muslim prayer spaces don’t accommodate for women who wear hijab.
It meant a lot to me to be able to comfortably pray as I was able to return to my desk reenergised and refocused which is one of the great benefits of the five daily prayers Muslims observe and therefore helped me feel so much more motivated.
This for me is a great example of inclusivity and I hope that these facilities become a standard in all offices, especially by companies that are looking to attract female Muslim talent.”
Nuzhah Miah
We are very pleased to see that our appliances are being used and appreciated by the Muslim community.
photo credit Nuzhah Miah
“I didn’t always have a mineral water bottle to hand when I wanted to wash, and taking cups of water into a toilet is not always practical, so the WuduMate is ideal. It can be easily carried in your pocket or handbag, can hold a litre of water which is far more than the small water bottles which we normally use, and after use can be easily folded away again for use next time.”
WuduMate Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Read our the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) we get asked about us and our products.
Product Usage and Features
1. Q: What is WuduMate?
– A: WuduMate is a specialised range of products designed to facilitate the Islamic practice of Wudu (ablution). It offers a convenient, hygienic, and efficient way to perform Wudu, suitable for homes, mosques, workplaces, and multi-faith rooms.
2. Q: Can WuduMate products be used for other practices?
– A: Yes, WuduMate products are versatile and can be used in multi-faith rooms to accommodate other practices which may require washing or purification
3. Q: How do I install a WuduMate unit?
– A: Installation of WuduMate models is straightforward and can be undertaken by any semi competent plumber. Detailed installation guides and videos are available to assist installation.
Maintenance and Cleaning
4. Q: How often should I clean my WuduMate unit?
– A: For optimal hygiene, we recommend cleaning your WuduMate unit as you would a shower tray in your home, with a mild detergent and water. Regular maintenance will keep it in excellent condition.
5. Q: What cleaning products are safe to use on WuduMate units?
– A: Use mild, non-abrasive cleaners to avoid damaging the surfaces. Avoid bleach or harsh chemicals.
6. Q: How do I prevent water stains on my WuduMate unit?
– A: All WuduMate models are manufactured in materials proven in sanitaryware applications (e.g. porcelain and acrylic) which are designed to be resistant to staining, in the same way basins showers and baths are in the home. Regular cleaning will ensure WuduMates are potentially a lifetime investment.
Customisation and Options
7. Q: Are there different sizes and models of WuduMate units available?
– A: Yes, There are a number of WuduMate models to suit different needs and spaces, to suit virtually any building type. Please refer https://wudumate.com/wudu-foot-baths/ to compare the sizes and features of our different models
8. Q: Can I customise the colour and design of my WuduMate unit?
– A: The primary colour for all WuduMates is white; experimentation with black and black & white has proven to be unpopular due to the difficulties in keeping black looking clean. (similar to black cars!) The WuduMate Modular however has numerous customisation options to match customers specific preferences including different coloured seat tops, and a number of standard designs of decoration and the option to customise these designs.
Accessibility and Inclusivity
9. Q: Are WuduMate units accessible for people with disabilities?
– A: Absolutely. Most WuduMate models can be configured to provide accessibility and comfort for people with disabilities and limited mobility. Many can be used by wheelchair users Please refer to the individual models for details.
10. Q: Can children use WuduMate units safely?
– A: All WuduMate models can be used by children, we recommend though that the WuduMate Compact, WuduMate Mobile or WuduMate WuduBasin are utilised if younger children will be using the unit regularly, as the stool can be moved, allowing the child to sit at the optimum distance from the water outlet in terms of comfort and safety. We would always recommend supervising very young children when using our units.
Technical Specifications
11. Q: What are the water usage rates for WuduMate products?
– A: All WuduMate units are designed to be water-efficient with aerators limiting flow to 3.7lpm (1USG) or optional 1.8lpm (0.5USG).
12. Q: What materials are WuduMate units made from?
– A: WuduMate units are constructed from high-quality, durable materials that are proven in sanitaryware applications designed to be resistant to water and wear & tear, ensuring long-lasting use
Purchasing and Shipping
13. Q: Where can I purchase WuduMate products?
– A: WuduMate products can be purchased directly from WuduMate or through authorised international distributors. The best option is to email sales@wudumate.com giving details of your application and location so our sales support team can advise the best model based and the most cost effective delivery methods; if you already know which WuduMate model you are interested in, request a specific quotation.
14. Q: Do you offer international shipping?
– A: Yes, we offer international shipping to any countries where we do not have international distributors with local stock. Shipping costs and times vary based on location. Please check our website for more details.
Warranty and Support
15. Q: Do WuduMate units come with a warranty?
– A: Yes, all WuduMate units come with a one year manufacturer’s warranty covering faulty materials & workmanship. Please refer to the warranty information provided with your product for details.
16. Q: Who can I contact for technical support or service inquiries?
– A: Our customer support team is here to help with any technical support or service inquiries. You can reach us via phone, email, or through our website’s contact form.
Health and Hygiene
17. Q: How does using WuduMate improve hygiene?
– A: WuduMate units are manufactured using anti-bacterial materials wherever possible, with every model having its own individual waste to ensuring a cleaner and more hygienic ablution process compared to the traditional troughs often used for wudu.
18. Q: Are there any health benefits to performing Wudu with a WuduMate unit?
– A: Yes, performing Wudu with WuduMates promotes better hygiene and can reduce the risk of foot infections and skin conditions often lying resident in damaged tiled floors where bacteria cannot be seen as it can on a shiny white WuduMate.
“I didn’t always have a mineral water bottle to hand when I wanted to wash, and taking cups of water into a toilet is not always practical, so the WuduMate is ideal. It can be easily carried in your pocket or handbag, can hold a litre of water which is far more than the small water bottles which we normally use, and after use can be easily folded away again for use next time.”
