Yes, our disinfectant is EPA approved for COVID-19 eradication on all surfaces and meets efficacy testing requirements for hospital disinfection..
Yes! We do offer a product that is water-based and alcohol-free. It is EPA approved, as well as child and pet safe after application. It has also met the requirements for treatment of food safe surfaces.
Yes, we use a water-based, non toxic, EPA registered disinfectant that has a PH of 6.5 making it non-harmful to surfaces and skin. It is safe to use around children and pets. Our solution is very effective as a disinfectant and sanitizing agent against a broad spectrum of microorganisms including: Influenza (flu), rhinovirus (common cold), and norovirus (vomiting/diarrhea, stomach flu).
There is still no treatment for coronavirus, so taking preventive measures is the most effective way to protect against the infection. Washing your hands or using hand sanitizer when soap and water aren’t available are effective ways to protect against dangerous germs. Disinfecting hard surfaces, which coronavirus might be living on, is also important. The virus can spread from hands to other objects frequently touched. “In hospitals, these can be door handles…but also call buttons, bedside tables, bed frames and other objects in the direct vicinity of patients, which are often made of metal or plastic,” said researcher Günter Kampf, Ph.D. The study found disinfectant solutions made of ethanol (a common type of alcohol, usually found in Purell), hydrogen peroxide, or sodium hypochlorite based (aka bleach) are effective against coronaviruses. When applied appropriately, they can reduce the number of pathogens from 1 million down to 100, according to the research. Disinfecting surfaces that might be contaminated and practicing good hand hygiene are “sufficient to significantly reduce the risk of infection,” Kampf said. Though this research was conducted on various other strains of coronavirus, the scientists suspect the results can be applied to the current strain, called 2019-CoV based on the comparability of each strain. This information might lead scientists one step closer to finding a treatment for the infectious disease.
The novel coronavirus 2019-nCoV has been declared a public health emergency by the World Health Organization. Despite people’s fears of becoming infected, it’s unclear how coronavirus can be passed from one person to another or how long those germs might live on public surfaces. Thankfully, by focusing on former strains of the virus, researchers were able to provide some answers. The study, published Thursday in the Journal of Hospital Infections, found severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) coronavirus and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) coronavirus pathogens can survive on nonliving surfaces for up to nine days. While the standard life span of these germs is four to five days, low-temperature, humid environments can prolong their survival.
Yes, we have combined the most effective non toxic disinfectants to kill all types of viruses and bacteria and coupled that with the most efficient and comprehensive application system. We will eradicate the spread of the outbreak within hours. We do offer emergency applications outside routine applications.
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