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Would you imagine that your house is so clean that it does not contain any bacteria, mold, viruses, mildew or odors? When you have small children, infants, or babies walking about, your main priority will be to provide them with a 24/7 sanitized environment.
Simple household cleaners, sadly, cannot fulfill your needs, no matter how frequently or regularly they may be used. This is where the professional facilities of home disinfection and sterilization come to the fore.Our services are licensed and certified by EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) and CDC (Centers for Disease Control!).
The team of technicians is made up of professional cleaners who only work with the best, most efficient state-of-the-art steam cleaning equipment and items that are 100 percent environmentally friendly.
Our Disinfectant Service is successful against 147 bacteria and viruses:
- Coronavirus COVID 19
- DIFF
- MARSA
- Multi-drug resistant Bacteria
- HIV
- Influenza A Virus
- T4 & T1 Bacteriophage
- Canine Coronavirus, Distemper & Herpes Virus
- Staphylococcus (All types)
- Staphylococcus (All Types)
Corona Infection Prevention:
Always receive medical advice from your doctor. There are currently no vaccines to protect you against infections with COVID-19, but the CDC recommends that you help reduce the risk of infection by doing the following:
- Clean your hands regularly for at least 20 seconds with soap and water.
- Stop using unwashed hands to touch your eyes, nose, or mouth.
- Stop personal interaction with sick people.
Additionally, you can help protect others if you have cold-like symptoms by doing the following:
- Keep home and you're tired.
- Avoid personal interaction with others.
- When you cough or sneeze, cover your mouth and nose with a tissue, then chuck the tissue into the garbage, and wash your face.
- Clean and disinfect surfaces and objects.
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What is Coronavirus:
Overview:
Coronavirus illness (COVID-19) is an irresistible malady brought about by a newfound coronavirus.
A great many people contaminated with the COVID-19 infection will encounter mellow to direct respiratory ailment and recuperate without requiring exceptional treatment.
More established individuals and those with fundamental clinical issues like cardiovascular ailment, diabetes, interminable respiratory infection, and disease are bound to create genuine ailments.
The most ideal approach to forestall and hinder transmission is to be very much educated about the COVID-19 infection, the sickness it causes and how it spreads.
Shield yourself as well as other people from contamination by washing your hands or utilizing a liquor based rub as often as possible and not contacting your face.
The COVID-19 infection spreads principally through beads of salivation or release from the nose when a contaminated individual hacks or sniffles, so it's significant that you likewise practice respiratory behavior (for instance, by hacking into a flexed elbow).
As of now, there are no particular immunizations or medications for COVID-19. Notwithstanding, there are numerous continuous clinical preliminaries assessing potential medicines. When clinical research results become accessible, WHO will keep giving refreshed data.
Symptoms:
The COVID-19 virus provides different ways of harming different people. COVID-19 is a respiratory disease and most infected individuals would acquire mild to moderate symptoms and recover without special treatment being needed.
People with chronic medical issues and those over the age of 60 have a higher risk of developing severe disease and death.
Serious symptoms include:
- dry cough,
- fever
Some signs include:
- shortness of breath
- aches and
- sore throat pains
- and very few people experience diarrhea, diarrhea or a runny nose.
People with actual mild symptoms that are often stable should isolate themselves and contact their health care provider for advice on testing and referral, or a COVID-19 support line.
People who have fever, cough or breathing problems should call their doctor and seek medical attention.
Basic steps toward protecting against new Coronavirus:
Stay steps ahead of the latest COVID-19 outbreak information available on the WHO website, and via the national and local public health authority.Most people who get infected suffer a mild illness and recover, but for others, it can be more severe. Caring for your safety and protecting others by doing the following:
- Wash your hands regularly
Clean your hands regularly and thoroughly with a hand scrub based on alcohol, or wash them with soap and water.
Why? For what? Washing your hands with soap and water by using hand rubbing based on alcohol destroys viruses that can be on your hands.
- Maintain mutual separation
Maintain a distance between you or someone who is coughing or sneezing at a minimum of 1 meter (3 feet) away.
Why? For what? They spray tiny liquid droplets from their nose or mouth which can contain viruses when someone coughs or sneezes. If you're too close, you can breathe in droplets, like the COVID-19 virus, if you have the disease on the person coughing.
- Stop touching eyes, mouth and nose
Why? At what? Hands touch many materials, and then they can catch viruses. When exposed, the virus can be transmitted to the eyes, nose or mouth by hand. The virus can get into your body from there, which can make you sick.
- Practice lung hygiene
Ensure sure you practice good respiratory hygiene and the people around you. This means that when you cough or sneeze, you cover your mouth and nose with your bent elbow or tissue. Then, quickly dispose of the used tissue.
Why? For what? The virus contained in droplets. You protect the people around you from viruses like cold, flu and COVID-19 by practicing good respiratory hygiene.
- If you have fatigue, cough and difficulty breathing, seek medical attention early
If you feel unwell, stay home. If you have fatigue, cough and breathing problems, seek medical attention and call ahead. Employ local health authority instructions.
Why? For what? Federal and local authorities should provide the most up-to-date details about the area's situation. Calling in advance will allow your health care provider to guide you quickly to the right health facility. This will also protect you, and help prevent viruses and other diseases from expanding.
- Keep aware, and follow your healthcare provider's advice
Keep updated about the new COVID-19 innovations. Follow the advice given on how to protect yourself and others from COVID-19 by your health care provider, your national and local public health authority or your employer.
Why? For what? The most up-to-date details on how COVID-19 is spreading in your area will be available to national and local authorities. They are best positioned to advise on what people should be doing to protect themselves in your area.
The use of Sanitization in Coronavirus and our Sanitization process:
- How people around the world disinfect schools, mosques, and streets to avoid the spread of coronavirus
- The coronavirus originating in Wuhan, China, spread to another 90 countries.
- Many cities disinfect public surfaces with mixtures of bleach and water.
- China has placed about 56 million people under quarantine. Public meetings are prohibited, schools are shut down and, where possible, workers work from home.
- Sanitation staff has been sent to spray all public areas in cities and towns across China, including Shanghai, Beijing, and Wuhan.
This paper aims to provide interim guidelines in areas reporting COVID-19 on the environmental cleaning of common public places like offices.Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID -19) is an acute respiratory disease caused by a novel Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2), transmitted in most cases through respiratory droplets, direct contact with cases, and sometimes by infected surfaces/objects.Though the virus lives on surfaces of the atmosphere for a varied period of time, chemical disinfectants quickly inactivate it.The following guidelines should be followed, particularly in areas reporting COVID-19, given the above. The Guideline grouped those areas into I indoor areas, (ii) outdoor areas, and (iii) public toilets for ease of implementation.
- Indoor areas which include office spaces
Office spaces, like meeting rooms, should be cleaned after working hours every evening, or early in the morning until the rooms are occupied. If the touch surface is clearly dirty it should be washed before disinfection with soap and water. The worker will wear disposable rubber boots, gloves (heavy duty), and a three-layer mask before washing.
- Start cleaning from cleaner areas and go straight to dirtier places.
- All indoor areas such as entrance lobbies, corridors, and staircases, escalators, elevators, safety guard booths, office rooms, conference rooms, cafeteria should be mopped with a 1% sodium hypochlorite disinfectant or phenolic disinfectant.
- High touch surfaces such as elevator buttons, handrails/handles and call keys, escalator handrails, public counters, intercom systems, devices such as telephones, printers/scanners, and other office machines should be washed twice daily by mopping in 1 percent sodium hypochlorite with a linen / absorbable fabric.
- Special cleaning should be done to regularly touched areas such as tabletops, chair handles, papers, diary folders, keyboards, mouse pad, tea/coffee dispensing devices, etc.
- On metallic surfaces such as door handles, security locks, keys, etc. 70 percent of alcohol can be used to clean off surfaces where bleach use is not necessary.
- Hand sanitizing stations should be installed in office premises and near high contact surfaces (especially at the entrance).
- In a meeting/conference/office space, the areas around his / her seat should be vacated and cleaned with 1 percent sodium hypochlorite if anyone is coughing, without following respiratory tags or masks.
- At the end of the cleaning process carefully disinfect the equipment used for the washing.
- Remove PPE, discard in a disposable PPE in a yellow disposable bag and wash hands with soap and water.
Therefore, all workers will consider washing the work area in front of them with a disinfectant wipe before use and, if possible, sitting one seat further away from others.
- Outdoor Areas:
Thanks to air currents and access to sunshine, outdoor areas have less risk than indoor areas.These include bus stations, train lines, parks, roads, and so on. As already mentioned above, cleaning and disinfection measures should be aimed at regularly touched/contaminated surfaces.
- Public Toilet:
Sanitary staff must use the separate collection of toilet cleaning equipment (mops, nylon scrubber) and separate sink and dresser package. When cleaning a toilet they will also wear disposable protective gloves.
- 70 percent of Alcohol may be used to clean surfaces where the use of bleach, e.g. concrete, is not acceptable. (Chloroxylenol (4.5-5.5 percent)/Benzalkonium Chloride or any other coronavirus-effective disinfectant can be used as directed by the manufacturer)
- Often use 1 percent freshly formed hypochlorite of sodium.
- Should not use spray disinfectants on potentially highly infected areas (such as a toilet bowl or adjacent surfaces), because it can cause splashes that can spread the virus further.
- After washing and disinfecting discard washing material made of cloth (mop and wiping fabric) in suitable bags to avoid cross-contamination. Wear a new pair of gloves and add them to the case.
- Disinfect all cleaning appliances after use and before use in other areas.
- Disinfect the seals by soaking in bleach or rinse in hot water.
- Personal Protective Equipment(PPE):
Wear suitable PPE which would include the following when doing cleaning and disinfection work.
- Wear waterproof rubber boots, medium-duty gloves, and a triple-layer mask.
- Gloves should be removed and damaged discarded, with a new pair used.
- All disposable PPE should be removed and discarded on completion of the cleaning activities.
- Hands should be washed with soap and water immediately after each piece of PPE has been removed, after cleaning is done.
Masks are successful if worn and fitted correctly according to instructions. When the masks are physically damaged or dirty, they should be discarded and modified.
