Posts Tagged ‘cleaning’
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CLEANING, SANITIZING, AND DISINFECTING
Now, more than ever, it is essential to understand how to effectively protect yourself, your family, or even your employees from germs and infections. Unfortunately, there is quite a lot of misunderstanding about the type of cleaning we should apply. The terms cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting are sometimes used interchangeably, yet there are significant variations between them.…
Read MoreHow to protect before and after school starts?
The national epidemic prevention and control situation continues to improve, and September is about to begin, and the “school season” will begin in various places. What preparations should be made before and after school starts? Looking down, this guide to epidemic prevention at the beginning of school You should understand ↓↓ Before school starts School…
Read MoreThe Differences Between Clean, Sanitize, Disinfect And Sterilize
Please note that the following comments are a very basic approach to the subject and many may disagree with my terms and definitions. This conversation is welcome and encouraged. “Cleaning” in its most basic terms is to remove all visible soils. “Sanitize” has to do with using a “sanitizer” or “disinfectant” to kill up to…
Read MoreGuidelines to ensure hygiene in school canteens
Hygiene in school canteens depends on factors ranging from personal hygiene of workers to products used for cleaning. Food regulations are increasingly demanding, but when the pressure for food security meets an audience as susceptible as children, hygiene becomes a priority as well as an obligation. When it comes to ensuring hygiene in school canteens,…
Read MoreCleaning the bathroom area in hospitals
The cleaning of the bathing area in hospitals should be treated with effective products against germs and with an adequate frequency. Baths or toilets are commonly known to be one of the spaces that houses a greater number of germs. In the case of hospital restrooms, in particular, the risk of germination proliferation is even…
Read MoreHygiene map in health centers
In our hygiene map in health centers you will find a summary of the products you need to ensure that the spaces are clean and free of germs. As we highlighted in our hygiene guide for socio-health centers, cleaning and disinfection, as well as personal hygiene of both patients and technical health personnel, are basic…
Read MoreHygiene in the presence of pets: How should it be?
The hygiene in the presence of pets serves to guarantee our own well-being and also that of our furry ones. Those who live with pets will know well the efforts that must be made on many occasions to keep the spaces clean. Many complain about the excess hair that their pets give off and that…
Read MoreHow to clean stainless steel products
Stainless steel is a common raw material for household products. It has many excellent properties, such as easy cleaning, not easy to rust, simple and elegant appearance, long service life, not easy to damage, corrosion and rust resistance, and very surface. Smooth and easy to clean. Stainless steel is commonly used in kitchen and bathroom…
Read MorePoor hand hygiene
People not washing their hands after going to the toilet, rather than undercooked meat, is behind the spread of a key strain of E. coli. That’s according to a new study published in Lancet: Infectious Diseases. In it, a team analysed 20,000 human faecal samples and 300 blood samples plus hundreds of sewage samples, animal…
Read MoreDifferent hand sanitizers‘s effect on SSI
The US Food and Drug Administration recommends surgical hand disinfection products to significantly reduce microbes on intact skin, non-irritating, broad-spectrum antibacterial effects, rapid and long-lasting effects, and common surgical hand preparation products are ethanol, chlorhexidine and Povidone iodine. Ethanol has been used for skin disinfection for more than 150 years and is the most effective…
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