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How Do We
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MRSA,
C-difficile, VRSA, Norwalk disease,
Hepatitis C, Asian flu; every day there
are reports that our schools, health
facilities, workplaces and public spaces
are becoming serious health risks.
Microbiologist Dr. Jay Glasel is quoted
as saying: �Pathogens can
remain alive and active even on dry
surfaces, and be picked up by hands,
feet, etc.
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Time To
Toss The Mop |
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Things
change slowly in the cleaning industry.
Even when more efficient and effective
methods and tools are available, we tend
to cling to outdated processes like they
were treasured family
heirlooms.
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Did You
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Mop
Bucket Liquid - Cleaning or
Polluting?
"Bucket solutions become
contaminated almost immediately during
cleaning, and continued use of the
solution transfers increasing numbers of
microorganisms to each subsequent surface
to be cleaned."
Source: Centers for
Disease Control (CDC) and Prevention
Healthcare Infection Control Practices
Advisory Committee (HICPAC)
"Guidelines for Environmental
Infection Control in Health-Care
Facilities."
Submit your question to our
experts
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[click
icon to watch video]
The more
we understand about how disease is
transferred, the clearer the importance
of cleaning in protecting human health
becomes.
However, not all cleaning approaches
produce the same results.
In an industry often characterized by
unproven claims and marketing hype,
Kaivac uses scientific measurement to
expose the truth about popular cleaning
methods. We strongly encourage you to
watch this video;
you may never pick up a mop or rag
again.
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Do you have a success
story to tell
Kaivac?
Let us know how Kaivac has
improved your approach to
cleaning.
click here to submit a
story
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Inc.
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