Cleaning and Disinfecting Doesn’t Have to be Toxic

Annihilare

INFECTION CONTROL & PREVENTION SHOWCASE

We provide the equipment so you can make your own sustainable products at your location (i.e., “on site”). With running water, salt, and power, you’ll never run out of your daily use cleaning and disinfecting solutions again.

Three different on-site generators from which to choose:

The AoS-Mini—Restaurants, dentist offices, elementary schools, and other small public gathering places (pictured above)

The AoS-500—High schools, universities, event centers, hotels, shopping malls, airports, and other large public gathering places

The AoS-HIPS—Hospitals, long-term care facilities, nursing homes, and other larger health care facilities

All products made are Green Seal® Certified and all generators are manufactured in EPA Establishment 92449-NC-1.

It is time for you to ditch the quats and make the switch to safer, sustainable, and more effective chemistry.

Oh, and coming soon in Q1, our patented hypochlorous wipes….

Learn more at: www.annihilare.com

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Posted On January 24, 2022
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