Choosing a Sanitizing Service

Sanitizing has gone from a “Nice Idea” to an imperative. However, 90% of sanitizing services are using inadequate processes that help and hurt the health factor of a workplace, office, or school.

Common Infection Control Mistakes:

• Cross contamination

• Sanitizing products that add to toxic building conditions

• Use of labor-intensive processes

• No post-sanitizing infection protection plan

• Sanitized surfaces neglect airborne pathogens

It is no secret that indoor air quality has been a serious and concerning problem ... even before COVID-19.  Sick building adversely impact everyone in the building.  Workers spend eight hours a day for twenty, thirty, and forty years in a building that is actually eroding our immune system and level of health.  The incremental fact means that a constant inbound flow of products into the building can and will create a health-hostile condition.  Some buildings are mildly-toxic, some are semi-toxic, and more than few are actually toxic.