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Electrostatic spray technology is the most efficient system for disinfecting surfaces in facilities of any size, but it is especially valuable for use in large area environments because is saves time and effort, and it can disinfect places that are difficult to reach when using other methods.

One notable outcome of the Covid-19 pandemic, especially as commerce reopens, is that businesses and organizations of all sizes and sectors now have a heightened focus on cleaning and disinfecting their facilities to prevent transmission of disease and viruses.

With the concern for infection risk from both COVID-19 and the flu this year, the upcoming holiday season is an ideal time for businesses to arrange for detailed deep cleaning and disinfecting services in preparation for the new year. When many facilities are closed and most staff are away, the holidays offer a perfect opportunity for cleaning technicians to access and target areas not included in regular cleaning routines during the rest of the year.

Before the pandemic, most businesses typically focused fall cleaning programs to prepare for flu season. Now the question is, how can you protect your workplace against both influenza (flu) and COVID-19?

While the two viruses both cause respiratory disease, knowing more about their similarities and differences, and how each can spread will help you implement the necessary measures to fortify against virus outbreaks and transmission in your facility.

People are understandably nervous about going back to work as the COVID-19 lockdown is lifted. One thing for sure, however, it will not be business as usual. Everyone is on high alert for infection risk and what measures are being undertaken to address virus prevention, transmission and cross contamination in the workplace. Office and facility managers need to assure employees and building occupants that they are working in a safe and healthy environment.