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Thorough disinfection helps to prevent the spread of germs, but resource constraints are real. Facilities need to adopt a cleaning and disinfection plan that is both effective AND efficient.
1. Know the difference between cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting. Determine which process is required for each surface.
2. Define what and when to disinfect. Transmission via surfaces can happen when a person touches a contaminated surface, then touches their mouth or nose. Identify commonly touched surfaces, and assess traffic in these areas to inform cleaning frequency.
3. Define who cleans what. Once you have identified the processes and cleaning frequencies required for different surfaces, define who on your staff is responsible for specific areas. This will help to ensure that efforts don’t overlap and important surfaces aren’t ignored.
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Pro Tips on Effective Disinfecting Practices
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Here are nine best practices you can apply today to maximize effectiveness of surface disinfecting in your facility.
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Trusted Solutions for Your Disinfection Plan
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Efficient and effective disinfectants from CloroxPro®
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Clorox® Total 360® ProPack System
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Our NEW electrostatic sprayer, with the patented PowerWrap™ technology, delivers trusted Clorox solution to the front, back and sides of surfaces. It can stop germs in their tracks 3x faster than cordless electrostatic sprayers*.
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* Victory and Protexus
† SARS-CoV-2 on hard, nonporous surfaces
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Learn more at cloroxpro.com or call 1-800-492-9729 to find a Clorox Broker near you.
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