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Disease Control
Comprehensive Disease Control for Your Facility
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The recent outbreak of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel Coronavirus pandemic, has caused many to reevaluate and ultimately enhance their cleaning regiments.
In addition to our 25 CleanPoint System SuperClean offers numerous safe and effective control methods to ensure your facility is a healthy environment for employees and customers.
Electrostatic Disinfection
Electrostatic spray contains positively charged particles that are able to more effectively adhere to objects and surfaces. Once the spray is applied, the cleaner in the spray works immediately to disinfect the surface.
Ultra Low Volume (ULV) Fogging
ULV Fogging systems are used to treat large areas by using a fine mist or fog to apply disinfecting agents such as hydrogen peroxide.
EPA Registered Disinfectants
Not all disinfectants are effective at protecting against viruses like Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19). SuperClean chooses products that meet criteria set by the EPA to effectively combat the spread of SARS-CoV-2 (Novel Coronavirus).
FAQs
What is the difference between "sanitizing" and "disinfecting" ?
According to the CDC, sanitizing refers to lowering the level of germs to a safe level by cleaning, while disinfecting refers to eliminating nearly 100% of germs on a surface or object. Sanitizing is generally a more gentle approach than disinfecting.
Does SuperClean use harmful chemicals for disease control?
All of the chemicals and cleaners used by SuperClean have been recommended by the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) and are non-harmful. Our staff is trained in the proper use and application of every chemical we choose.
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What measures does SuperClean use to ensure my safety?
The SuperClean team always puts safety first. We perform our services while wearing protective N-95 masks, gloves and limit what we touch to minimize the potential of cross-contamination across your facility.
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