Disinfection

The requirements for schools are shifting significantly towards eco-conscious and environmentally preferable practices.

Splashback commonly occurs when urine hits the water stored at the base of a conventional urinal or strikes its sides. The resulting droplets can then become airborne, creating unsanitary conditions in public restrooms, potentially spreading germs.

To get school buildings ready for the hustle and bustle of students and staff, it’s time for custodial teams to conduct a top to bottom cleaning.

While shelters are critical for the immediate safety and protection of displaced individuals, they also create conditions for spreading infectious diseases.

Research has shown that frequent exposure to cleaning chemicals can harm your respiratory and reproductive health and negatively affect your long-term well-being, including increasing the risk of congenital abnormalities and cancer.

Cleaning professionals facing challenges in finding eco-conscious products can take five steps to source the best products for their facility.

The Safer Choices Forum initiative provides essential resources, expert insights, and networking opportunities to drive safer, more sustainable cleaning solutions.

Electrolyzed water, an eco-friendly alternative to traditional chemical-based disinfectants, is produced through an electrochemical process.

The various types of antimicrobial treatments include built-in antimicrobials integrated into materials and textiles during manufacturing.

Like any tool, disinfectants are most effective and safe when cleaning crews use them properly.

Cleaning product users are looking for ways to clean well, at a reasonable price, and without harm to those who use the indoor space.

Target germ hotspots and optimize cleaning frequencies by pinpointing high-touch and high-traffic areas most prone to harboring germs.