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Cleaning vs Disinfecting

Cleaning is the physical removal of germs, dirt, and debris from surfaces. Although it may not kill germs, it lowers their numbers and reduces the risk of spreading infection. Disinfecting eliminates and kills germs. Bleach and alcohol solutions are common disinfectants. You cannot disinfect a dirty surface. Cleaning should always come first.

What is Fogging? Cleaning vs Disinfecting

Sanitising is an advanced alcohol-free hard surface/multi surface cleaner and sanitiser. It is manufactured to contain one of the fastest acting and most powerful germ-killing products available today. It is effective within minutes and kills 99.99% of bacteria yet contains no irritants within its formulation. Using the latest advanced barrier technology, sanitising not only provides rapid kill against bacteria and viruses, but provides a residual barrier on the surface. Both scented and unscented sanitising has been tested to be food safe. Sanitising is widely considered to be the complete infection control and cleaning process, yet still being safe for the environment and individual.

Areas of Sanitising

Our sanitising solution will treat each room from top to bottom. Everything in that room will be treated, including all furniture, carpets, walls, and ceiling. All the hard-to-reach places shall also be treated without the hard work of doing this by hand.

Hospitals and Ambulances - NHS Hospitals, hospices, private hospitals, ambulances and surgeries
Residential/Nursing Homes - Social service care homes for adults & children, special day care centres, learning and disability centres
Education and Health - Public and private schools, nurseries, day centres, health centres, gymnasiums, health club changing rooms and swimming baths
Police - Cars, cells, prisons and people carrying vehicles
Public Transport - Taxis, buses, trains, coaches, mini buses and planes
Leisure Industry - Cruise liners, hotels, hostels, b&bs, pubs, clubs, restaurants, bistros and cafes
Office and Workplaces - Public, private or residential, estate agents, shops
Tenured and Void properties - Local housing authority, housing associations and trusts, landlords and others
Ventilation Systems in all public, private and commercial buildings

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How Effective is Sanitising

Sanitising is an extremely effective sterilisation method. Biocides are used in the process and are proven to work effectively against viruses, fungi, spores, and bacteria such as Coronavirus, Influenza, MRSA, C. difficile, Norovirus, HIV, Hepatitis B&C, Salmonella and Tuberculosis. Our product uses an ultra-low volume (ULV) fumigation technique. This means we are distributing the optimum droplet size of between 10 and 15 microns, making it efficient, environmentally friendly, economical, and most importantly, effective.

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Quick response to customer needs. Unrivalled care for public health and environment. Affordable and convenient. Latest technology in equipment and materials. Fully insured. Health and safety compliant. Trained professionals only at your premises. Mobile service.

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7 Simple Steps

Enter the building or vehicle and ensure it is sealed – all doors and windows sealed Er all personnel evacuated.

Zone out all fire / smoke alarms or cover and ensure any pilot light/naked flames are extinguished.

Set your equipment and run for the time required (depending on size of area) – Necessary times are remarkably short.

The disinfectant is carried and distributed in the air within the sealed area for an hour getting into every space, crack, or crevice before settling.

Once the disinfectant solution has settled for the appropriate period, 99.999. of bacteria, germs and viruses will be killed.

The treated area will then be aired.

Premises are safe for the public to re-enter from 1 hour after the treatment (providing the area is well ventilated). Vehicles are between 20-30 minutes.

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