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Disinfecting healthcare facilities is complex
The decontamination of common healthcare facility surfaces is a challenge for hospitals and other healthcare settings. Hospitals are complex environments, with both inpatient and outpatient facilities. Pathogens can be found in waiting rooms, on bedside railings, in washroom facilities, and in the other many difficult to reach corners found in medical centres.
Whole room dry fogging can be an effective solution
So what cleaning approaches are available to disinfect medical facilities and protect vulnerable patients against pathogens such as C.difficiel, Covid-19 etc.? Whole room dry fogging using the automatic CUBE Atomizer can provide an efficient tool in the battle against viruses.
Using a suitable non-alcoholic disinfectant, the operator simply turns on the CUBE Atomizer and leaves the room. The dry fogging process sprays the disinfectant in tiny dry droplets into the room – cleaning the air and difficult to room nooks and crannies. The operator can return to the room just 15 minutes after the procedure is completed.
Keep air clean in your hospital facility
Airborne disinfection by dry fogging can efficiently inactivate bacteria and viruses including SARS-CoV-2
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Disinfect the surfaces in common healthcare areas
Dry fogging can be an important tool in the battle against the SARS-CoV-2 virus in decontaminating common areas in a hospital.
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Rapid cleaning of ambulances
Keeping the air and surfaces in ambulances clean and free from pathogens is essential. Patients transported to hospital may have not been checked, at this point, for SARS-CoV-2 and other viruses. In addition to the usual cleaning protocols, dry fogging the vehicle could be a useful additional tool in the prevention of spreading infections.
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Fast cleaning to speed up turnaround times
The automatic CUBE Atomizer can efficiently disinfect surfaces and air, without the need for an operator to be present. And once the procedure is completed, the operator can return just 15 minutes later.
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The decontamination of common healthcare facility surfaces is a challenge for hospitals and other healthcare settings. Hospitals are complex environments, with both inpatient and outpatient facilities. Pathogens can be found in waiting rooms, on bedside railings, in washroom facilities, and in the other many difficult to reach corners found in medical centres.