The term “electrostatic cleaning” refers to electrostatic disinfecting. While these terms are interchangeable, they refer to two very different infection control processes. Electrostatics provide no mechanical cleaning action; they do not remove physical soil. Rather, the electrostatic device is used…
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released new guidelines to assist employers when reopening during the pandemic. Besides continuing to follow the recommendations issued by state and local health departments regarding the best course of action, you should pay attention to these five steps. Consider Preliminary…
Electrostatic spraying has been used in multiple industries for decades. After years of using electrostatic spraying, the technology has transitioned into the commercial cleaning space to provide disinfection services to schools, fitness centers, medical offices, office buildings, etc. Electrostatic disinfection…