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In many settings, especially healthcare, infection control is vital in the prevention of the spread of infections. Washing your hands just isn’t enough! Every day, you are constantly in contact with what we call “touch points”. These touch points are covered in bacteria, viruses, and even fungi & mold! Using our cordless electrostatic sprayer, Go Green Solutions ensures a powerful – eco friendly clean! The magnetically charged sprayer offers a 360° coating on all surfaces, including any curved edges, hidden, as well as hard to reach areas that would normally be missed by the average spraying or misting equipment. It is proven that this technology offers up to 3X the coverage area than the regular disinfecting and sanitizing methods to help aid in the prevention of bacterial infections and diseases!
Germs & Viruses are around us every day! Infectious diseases and bacteria can survive on a dry surface for up to 16 months. Let us help you in treating your workplace or home to help stop the spread of these bacteria and viruses!
Our products and equipment are more effective and are Certified in Infection Control. Traditional sanitizers have coverage around 50-60% over a contaminated surface. Our electrostatic sprayers wrap around surfaces in a 360 degree motion resulting in over 35% better coverage!
With our 3 minute kill rate and affordable prices, you will save time and money! Regular cleaners take time, more people and a lot of effort to apply. In addition, they require more frequent treatments.
Infection Control goes hand in hand with Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and offers better solutions for disinfection. Guidelines can be difficult and can change, so it is important to stay up to date on what the infection control guidelines are. The CDC has some great resources for this. Please click the links below and follow our blog for more helpful information and recommendations that will help your facility in the prevention of bacterial infections and diseases.
https://www.cdc.gov/infectioncontrol/guidelines
https://www.cdc.gov/infectioncontrol
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