It’s that time of year again when the temperature starts dropping, as we move out of the holidays and into the Flu season. The Flu comes every year and it’s extremely difficult to determine the intensity or the length that it will endure. This year in particular we have already seen a horrible start with the…
The New Year of 2015 is coming, and the Millennials, people born between 1980 and the early 2000’s, are starting to become the main consumers, which is exponentially moving businesses into the era of Social Media. The era where one mistake can mean the loss of hundreds of customers for your business. The era that has created…
Using a microfiber cloth compared to a cotton cloth doesn’t mean that all of the bacteria and soil will be removed from a surface. While they are much more effective then cotton cloths as I have explained in “Reasons to Change to Microfiber Mops“. You still cant use them for an entire facility without changing…
When it comes to the prevention of the spread of diseases the custodians are the first line and last line of defense. With 80 percent of infections being caused through direct contact there won’t be anything stopping these bacteria if the custodians aren’t equipped with the right tools. This doesn’t mean having to buy thousands of…
Cleaning equipment have been revolutionizing the contract cleaning industries, by making it much easier to get restrooms to a higher level of clean than traditional methods of cleaning. The equipment uses water pressure to clean restroom floors and surfaces, allowing the operator to get into a room’s nooks and crannies. Once finished, the machine retracts…
There are many benefits to using Cleaning equipment, for one it allows you to know that germs aren’t being left behind from using a dirty mop. Another is when you are cleaning the floor your using little to no chemical. This not only removes the idea that you are just covering up the bacteria, but…
While Ebola is a highly infectious, enveloped virus, it is believed to be susceptible to a broad range of hospital disinfectants. Within the CDC’s article “Interim Guidance for Environmental Infection Control in Hospitals for Ebola Virus,” there are currently no products that have a “specific label claims against the Ebola virus.” The CDC continues to to…
Frequently Asked Questions 1. How can I determine whether a particular EPA-registered hospital disinfectant is appropriate for use in the room of a patient with suspected or confirmed Ebola virus infection? Begin by looking at the product label or product insert or, if these are not available, search the EPA search engine for this information….
Cleanlink News | 9/19/2014 Enterovirus D68 Causes Alarm In Midwest Ten states have contacted the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for help investigating clusters of a respiratory virus that is being blamed for sending hundreds of children to area hospitals. The bug appears to be Enterovirus (EV) D68. According to CNN reports, here’s…
Hotel Cleaning and Disinfecting Tips Summer travel can mean high guest turnover for hotels and other hospitality settings. However, more guests should not equal less frequent cleanings. Below Clorox offers a few quick tips housekeeping professionals can incorporate into their cleaning process in between deep room cleanings. Target High-Touch Room Surfaces. Objects and surfaces that…
