No. We don’t offer cleaning services. We only do surface decontamination, disinfection and long-term antimicrobial application to exponentially reduce the survival and growth of infectiois microbes within your facility.

Cleaning and disinfecting are only 2/3 of proper infection prevention efforts today. The antimicrobial we apply, works like an Immune System, destroying infectious microbes within your facility for at least one year, 24/7/365.

Absolutely not. Although bleach does kill a great number of pathogens, it is still quite dangerous to use around children. This is because of the risks associated with bleach inhalation and tissue contact.

This idea is totally false. It takes decades and even centuries for the human immune system to adapt to infectious organisms. You will not see students develop an immunity to infections like Shigella, Ringworm, Coxsackie, TB, MRSA, E.Coli, Klebsiella, or many others in this lifetime.

The product is so durable, that it is warranted to last at least one year. Possibly every 18 to 24 months.

Unfortunately no. Almost any antimicrobial which they might have is not the same. It might last 60 days if you’re lucky and may actually be a sacrificial poison, which is more common.

Absolutely NOT. It’s a non-sacrificial antimicrobial. Not a chemical poison. 

Absolutely NOT. The parents of the children you care for expect a very clean and biologically safe environment for their children. By using our service, you are being responsible to that expectation. You are being pro-active, rather than reactive. That is appreciated by the parents and your staff.

Over 50 years. It was developed by DOW Chemical. It is EPA Registered and used in Cancer/Medical Centers, Schools and Universities, Major Sports Teams, Shoe and Clothing Manufacturers, Public Transportation and the US Military.

We take pre-service bio-contamination readings with an ATP meter. That is what the CDC, EPA and professional food plant inspectors use to determine a facility’s biological cleanliness. Then we return a few times during the year to take follow-up readings to show the considerable decrease in bio-load on your surfaces. You are also provided with a Certificate of Treatment for public display, and flyers for parents.

No it is not expensive. However, not taking such precautions could be very expensive. The service actually helps reduce the germs on treated surfaces and the costs associated with cleaning. It provides a biologically safer center and a great public relations boost about your center.