In light of recent events surrounding the spread of the coronavirus, Singaporeans have been stepping up and doing their part for their communities.
Whether it’s leaving hand sanitiser in the lift or giving out masks for free, many have been doing whatever they can to alleviate the worrisome situation.
Likewise, MILKSHA, a Taiwanese bubble tea franchise, wants to do their part to help Singaporeans out.
That’s why they’ll be giving out disinfectant for free starting today.
Read on for more details about this generous giveaway.
Starting today, you’ll be able to collect your own 50ml of disinfectant from MILKSHA.
All you need to do is bring an opaque bottle down to their stores. Transparent bottles aren’t suitable as sunlight can break down the chemicals in the disinfectant that make it effective. So try to keep yours out of sunlight.
They have 4 outlets across Singapore, and they’re all participating in this event.
Here are their locations so you can find the one that’s nearest to you:
Novena Square
Address: 238 Thomson Road, Velocity @ Novena Square, #02-51/52
Paya Lebar Quarter
Address: 10 Paya Lebar Road #03-25 Paya Lebar Quarter
Funan
Address #2: 107 North Bridge Road #B1-25 Funan
Suntec City Mall (Flagship store)
Address: 3 Temasek Boulevard #02-375/376 Suntec City Mall
All outlets are open daily from 11am to 10pm, except Funan, which is open from 12pm-9.30pm.
MILKSHA’s got your back when it comes to having a clean space to enjoy your bubble tea.
The new F&B industry disinfectant, HOCl or hypocholorus acid, is used by MILKSHA to clean their stores daily.
Their stringent hygiene guidelines ensure a clean working environment, so customers can enjoy their drinks with confidence that they were prepared with utmost care.
While you’re collecting your disinfectant, be sure to try some of their drinks too.
They’re made of 100% natural milk and ingredients with no preservatives, chemicals, or artificial colouring.
It’s definitely a healthier option than other bubble tea brands, and we should all try to keep ourselves strong especially now, with the risk of contracting the coronavirus.
Featured image courtesy of MILKSHA.
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