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101535/02001 8" Scott White Roll Towel 950' x6rolls/cs

Item Code: K03-FFD-101535B

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Description

Scott 02001 is a white roll paper towel, 8 inches wide and 950 feet long per roll. It is made for roll towel dispensers in washrooms and work areas, where one long roll means fewer refills than folded towels. The code 101535 appears alongside 02001 on this item, so either reference helps with reordering.

Restaurants, cafes and bakeries use Scott 02001 at handwashing sinks and in staff washrooms. Offices, schools, clinics, warehouses and property managers stock it for public washrooms and break rooms. Facility teams order it by the case of 6 rolls to keep dispensers filled across multiple locations.

Features

PRODUCT KEY FEATURES:

Known part number: Scott 02001 / 101535 for easy reordering.
Long 950 ft rolls: Fewer dispenser refills per shift.
8 inch width: Sized for 8 inch roll towel dispensers.
White towel: Clean look for washrooms and kitchens.
6 rolls per case: Practical pack for facilities.

IDEAL APPLICATIONS:

Washrooms: Public and staff hand drying at roll towel dispensers.
Commercial kitchens: Handwashing sinks in food prep areas.
Offices and schools: Break rooms and shared washrooms.
Warehouses and clinics: General hand drying at work stations.

Q. Are 101535 and 02001 two different products?

A. No, on this item the codes 101535 and 02001 refer to the same Scott 8 inch by 950 foot white roll towel. Both codes point to the same roll width, roll length and colour.

Q. Which washroom dispenser does an office building need for Scott 02001?

A. An office building needs a roll towel dispenser that takes an 8 inch wide roll. MPPL confirms the compatible unit is the Scott Essential hard roll towel dispenser, models 46253 and 46254. MPPL does not carry these dispensers. Property managers should check each dispenser's roll width and core before standardizing on this towel.

Q. What is the difference between hardwound roll towel and centre-pull towel?

A. Hardwound roll towel is wound tightly on a core and fed through a dispenser that cuts or tears each length, while centre-pull towel is pulled from the middle of a coreless roll. Hardwound rolls suit wall-mounted washroom dispensers, and centre-pull suits kitchens and work areas.

Q. What is the difference between 8 inch and 10 inch roll towel?

A. Roll width must match the dispenser: 8 inch rolls fit dispensers built for 8 inch towel, and 10 inch rolls fit wider dispensers. The two widths are not interchangeable, so check before reordering.

Q. How should custodial staff load a roll towel dispenser?

A. Custodial staff should place the roll so the towel feeds in the direction shown inside the cover and thread the tail through the feed mechanism. Loading the roll backwards is the most common cause of jams.

Q. Why do towel dispensers in hotels and schools keep jamming?

A. Jams usually come from rolls loaded the wrong way, rolls that do not match the dispenser, or damp and crushed rolls. Check roll width and core against the dispenser and keep stock in a dry storeroom.

Q. Why do schools and hotels choose paper towels over hand dryers?

A. Many schools, hotels and institutions choose paper towels because they dry hands quickly, and a towel lets users turn off taps and open doors without touching them directly. Towels also keep lines moving in busy washrooms.

Q. How does a property manager estimate roll towel use for a building?

A. Count the rolls used per dispenser in a typical week, then multiply by the number of dispensers and weeks between deliveries. Keep at least one spare roll per dispenser on site to avoid run-outs.

Q. How can a building reduce paper towel waste with roll towel?

A. Use dispensers that deliver a set length per pull, since controlled portions cut overuse compared with open towel stacks. Place dispensers beside sinks and keep them loaded so users do not grab extra.

Q. Should a hotel, office or school use manual or hands-free roll towel dispensers?

A. Hands-free dispensers suit high-traffic washrooms where users should avoid touching the unit, while manual lever or pull dispensers are simpler and need no batteries or power. Whichever you choose, confirm it accepts an 8 inch roll before standardizing on Scott 02001.