Why You Need a Hospital Grade Disinfectant with an Antimicrobial Coating

Given the increased attention to the prevention of the spread of infection and disease that we have witnessed during the past year due to Covid-19, businesses are searching for ways to assure that employees and consumers stay safe and to keep business operating as usual. With modern technology, there are a variety of options to businesses to achieve this task with minimal risk and expense. One way that businesses, hospitals, schools, restaurants, and other industries have been able to ensure that customers and employees are able to utilize services and go to work is through the use of hospital-grade antimicrobial coatings on surfaces that pose the greatest risk to the health and safety of the public.

It's everywhere you turn…in the news, on TV, magazines, the internet…reminders of just how vulnerable we are to bacteria and viruses, and when those stories involve frightening tales of E.Coli outbreaks, drug resistant germs, bed bugs, flu outbreaks, and now, we are in the midst of a global pandemic, it is human nature to want to protect ourselves from risk of infection. But how do we know what products will protect us from whatever germs are lurking on the surfaces and in the air of our homes and in public spaces?

As we stand in grocery store aisles reading labels of products claiming to be the answer, how do we know that our efforts will not be in vain? Do these products work against Covid-19 or the flu? Do we need an antibacterial cleanser or something with bleach? Maybe we need an alcohol based cleaner. When should I use antimicrobial products?

You may have looked for answers to these questions on the internet and may be even more confused than before. Let's try to break down the mystery and clear up the confusion.