The advantages of electrostatic cleaning for your business
Electrostatic cleaning is very effective, because it uses a strong disinfectant that coats every part of the surface. A sprayer can completely cover any surface, including the hardest to reach parts. It doesn't waste any disinfectant, and it doesn't leave any residue behind.
We’ve invested in the latest, most cutting-edge technology available in the industry combining electrostatic delivery with more conventional methods like fogging and misting. This allows us to provide 360˚ coverage around curved and hard to reach surfaces. Our technology provides an electrostatic charge to each individual droplet, creating a magnetic field that draws the disinfectant to any surface within 6 feet.
What is electrostatic disinfection?
Electrostatic disinfection uses a specialized sprayer to ensure the most complete disinfecting coverage possible. Electrostatic sprayers take the disinfectant solution inside of them and combine them with air, then use an electrode inside the sprayer nozzle to give them an electric charge. Once charged, the disinfectant is sprayed onto surfaces. The positively charged disinfectant bonds with any negatively charged surface. This creates a more even and complete coat of disinfectant, helping to kill any pathogens on the surface.
The positively charged molecules in the spray repel each other, helping the spray cover its target thoroughly and completely. They also stick to the surface they’re applied to by virtue of the electric charges drawing them together.
This technology is tried, and true, and other industries have used it for decades. Electrostatic spray technology is used to paint cars, making sure that the paint is applied evenly in even the toughest places to reach. This electrostatic technology has been applied to disinfecting as well, providing another option that can evenly and thoroughly apply disinfectant to surfaces.
High traffic touch areas for disinfection
- Light switches
- Handrails
- Door handles and entryway doors
- Restroom faucets and dispensers
- Phones, keyboards and mouse devices
- Elevator buttons
- Stairwell handrails
- Telephones
- Chairs
How is electrostatic disinfection cleaning so effective?
Electrostatic sprayers are very effective because they use a strong charge to clean surfaces. They can completely cover even the hardest to reach nooks and crannys with disinfectant. They can fully disinfect a shared keyboard in a high traffic area. They can catch bacterial colonies that might be hiding in the curves on a walker or a wheel chair. They can also spray larger surface area, secure in knowing that they will provide wide, complete cover. And not only can they achieve greater coverage, but they can do so in less amount of time, saving effort and cost even as they get better results.
Disinfecting alone isn't enough. You need to clean and disinfect together to make sure that you're getting rid of everything. Cleaning and disinfection together is the best way to keep your work space safe from the spread of diseases. Disinfecting an unsanitary surface by itself isn't effective. It destroys bacteria and viruses on the surface layer, leaving them still alive underneath. Proper procedures can help ensure that you get the best results from the efforts that you put into cleaning and disinfecting. Hiring professional cleaners can help ensure that those proper procedures are followed.
The advantages of electrostatic disinfection
- EPA approved disinfectant and adheres to strict OSHA & CDC guidelines
- Less time and effort for greater disinfectant coverage of large areas
- Controlling and preventing of the spread of viruses like influenza, HIV, MRSA, COVID-19, and others when an appropriate disinfectant is used
- Decreased risk of liability because someone got sick at your place of business
- Increased trust from customers, who know that you care enough to invest in their well-being
- Decreased risk of workplace illness creating service disruptions
- Scientifically proven to kill 99.999% of viruses, odor-causing bacteria, mold, allergens and odors
Will electrostatic disinfection help against COVID-19?
Electrostatic sprayers can effectively disinfect surfaces against coronavirus. They can cover large swathes of high-traffic areas rapidly, and electrostatic sprayers can reach places no other cleaning tools can. Since the spray applies evenly and dries on its own, cleaning teams can disinfect without ever touching surfaces they're disinfecting. This means there's little to no risk of them spreading germs they're trying to fight.
Kill List
Show your customers and guests your serious about Covid-19.
- Acinetobacter baumannii
- Canine Parvovirus
- Carbapenan resistant Klebsiella
- Clostridium dicile
- Enterococcus faecalis Vancomycin
- Escherichia coli 0157:H7
- Feline Calicivirus
- Hepatitis A virus
- Hepatitis B virus
- Herpes simplex virus type 1
- Influenza virus H1N1
- Klebsiella pneumoniae
- MRSA & GRSA Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1
- Mycobacterium bovis (TB)
- Newcastle Disease Virus
- Pneumoniae Norovirus
- Poliovirus type 1 Resistant
- Pseudomonas aeruginosa
- Pseudorabies
- Respiratory syncytial virus
- Salmonella enterica
- Staphylococcus aureus – Canine Distemper Virus
- Staphylococcus epidermidis
- Staphylococcus eureus
- Trichophyton mentagrophytes
Places where electrostatic disinfection can be used
When it comes to bacterium and viruses, nothing is more important than finding ways to combat them. If you leave them to sit on surfaces, they could cause sickness for many people. This is even more likely in large, populated areas such as office buildings. If your company is located in and currently operating out of an office building, you’re likely experiencing a greater need for cleanliness due to coronavirus.
- Commercial offices
- Residential homes
- Airbnb / Rental Properties
- Nursing homes
- Schools / Daycares
- Gyms / Fitness centers
- Bars / Restaurants
- Construction sites
- Churchs
- Golf courses
- Convention centers
- Hotels
- RV lots
- Government buildings
